Everyone who calls for WebKit in Internet Explorer is exactly the same kind of developer who would have coded to Internet Explorer 15 years ago (and probably happily displayed the best viewed in badge).
Truth.
It’s happening again, and every petulant, lazy developer who calls for a WebKit-only world is responsible.
From the ashes of Opera, a new browser is born. Download the tech preview and take it for a spin—it’s quite nice.
Anna documents the most interesting bit (for me) of her new wearable/watch/wrist-device/whatever — the web browser.
This Eno-esque deck of cards by Scott could prove very useful for a lot of Clearleft projects.
I love Lyza’s comment on the par-for-the-course user-agent string of Microsoft’s brand new Spartan browser:
There must be an entire field emerging: UA archaeologist and lore historian. It’s starting to read like the “begats” in the bible. All browsers much connect their lineage to Konqueror or face a lack-of-legitimacy crisis!
I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately; alternate ways of paginating through the past e.g. by day instead of by arbitrary amount.