Productivity Future Vision (2011) - YouTube
This vision thing commissioned by Microsoft shows a future-friendly networked world where content flows like water from screen to screen.
This vision thing commissioned by Microsoft shows a future-friendly networked world where content flows like water from screen to screen.
Paul paints a grim picture of our future support nightmares with multiple Internet Explorers, each one with multiple buggy “compatibility” modes.
Mark Pilgrim translates Dean Hachamovitch’s utterly bizarre and nonsensical announcement of IE10 that kept talking about “native HTML5.”
Microsoft, Mozilla and Opera have formally submitted the WOFF font format to the W3C.
Microsoft are trying to patent sparklines. Twunts.
Ben calls bullshit on Microsoft's defence of Outlook's rendering. Ben, as usual, is correct.
The 26 step process required to add +1 to a feature request in IE. Franz Kafka is alive and well and living in Redmond.
This is kinda sneaky but quite clever. Subtly encourage IE6 users to upgrade.
Bend over 'cause Microsoft is about to stick it to us standards-savvy developers. Again.
Schadenfreude by software. Every singe Zune on the face of the planet froze at exactly the same moment.
A handy microformats toolkit from Microsoft(!) making it easier for developers to write, style and find microformats (hCard and hCalendar in particular). Neat!
Håkon is not happy with the default settings in IE8. Deep in the preferences, "Display intranet sites in Compatibility View" is checked.
A very handy table of CSS support for versions of Internet Explorer from 5 to 8. Note that IE8 Beta 1 is listed separately to IE8.0.
Praise Jeebus! The IE team are doing the right thing regarding the default behaviour of version targeting in IE8. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
A nice analysis and skewering of Microsoft's proposed default behaviour for version targeting.
A superbly clear analysis of the proposed default version targeting behaviour in IE8+.
The madness of the default behaviour in IE8 explained in a beautiful koan.
The timeline behind Microsoft's latest announcement.... as told by stuffed lemurs.
Rachel adds her thoughts on Microsoft's broken implementation of version switching—and very good thoughts they are too.
Great news from Redmond: IE8 passes the Acid2 test.
PPK points out a potentially dangerous aspect to Opera's actions, one that that the rest of us have missed: "Without consulting anybody, Opera is trying to give a political body the right to decide what does and what does not constitute a web standard."
David Brent at Microsoft.
Good news everyone! ClearType is turned on by default in IE7.
Fairly amusing and strangely unbanworthy.
Possible ideas for IE's icon for RSS feeds. I like number five.
John Allsopp on the importance of open formats for documents.
This is the plain vanilla look.
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