Internet Explorer and the diminishing Windows support
With the first release of IE10, and officially stating it won’t support Windows Vista, it gets me thinking.
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Web browser versions are dead – automatic updates is the future
A somewhat provocative article title, I know, but I think it’s really important to discuss where we are right know in regards to web browser versions.
The first IE10 preview at MIX11 and thoughts on that
I’m currently in Las Vegas for Microsoft’s MIX conference where they just showed the first version of Internet Explorer 10. Given what they announced, I have some thoughts.
HTML5 and polyfills – one script to rule them all?
A common discussion about HTML5 and whether to use it, and touched on in the HTML5 Hurdles article, is usually about fallback support and making it work in every web browser. But do we really need that?
Geek Meet May 2011 with Lea Verou
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Time for Geek Meet May 2011! This time, welcoming a great speaker from Greece!
A reply to Microsoft’ statement about IE9 vs. Firefox and Google Chrome adoption rate
This morning I was notified of an article about the download rate of IE9 by Ryan Gavin, Senior Director, Internet Explorer Business and Marketing. I had to check the date to see that it wasn’t an April Fool’s joke; alas, it wasn’t, so here’s my reply.