Archive for the 'ie8' Category
May 23rd, 2008
After spending a small part of my evening debugging Javascript in IE (which is ALWAYS a pleasure), I found out one of my errors was a mistake I had made before… trying to access button.value in IE. IE, of course, being IE, returns the innerHTML value of the button, instead of the value attribute. Last [...]
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March 5th, 2008
So I guess it’s simply the time of year. Many big releases today… software, APIs, and more!
First, the biggest. IE8 has been released in initial beta. The release was also included a general overview of IE8’s new features and fixes. It’s actually quite a lot of information to absorb all at [...]
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March 4th, 2008
My IE8 happiness was so yesterday. Now let’s tear all these browsers apart, IE8 included, with the Acid3 test!
posted by Eddie at 9:01 am
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March 4th, 2008
So Microsoft announced they’re changing the default rendering behavior in IE8. Reasons why aside (see 3rd to last paragraph), they are actually doing it. This simply spreads good will, which is something Microsoft is hardly known for. It’s a big public relations boon.
Seriously, thank you Microsoft. Here’s to the continued spreading of good will.
posted by Eddie at 12:19 am
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January 26th, 2008
The first time I played Yahtzee was… only about a month ago. I won 3 of my first 4 games. It was a fun game. I wonder how that game would be if I played against… oh, let’s say… Microsoft. Probably… not so much.
Jeremy Keith, my favorite famous-web-developer-that-I-watch-from-afar-via-his-blog (sorry, didn’t have a [...]
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January 22nd, 2008
I woke up this morning and read the A List Apart articles (that I defered reading until this a.m.). The powers that be have decided that IE will now use a metatag to decide what rendering type (ie6, ie7, ie9, etc.) to use. This allows for backwards compatibility. Supposedly.
First, I don’t really care about the meta. It’s fine… it is just one more trick to add to the pile. Generally, [...]
posted by Eddie at 11:21 am
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December 19th, 2007
Microsoft is claiming that a working version of IE8 is showing the smiley, and has passed the Acid2 test. Even if Microsoft is lying, this means that at the very least, someone there is using a browser that can pass!
[that, or they stole the screenshot from some place!]
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