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Developing for multiple browsers *sigh*

By Mark Goddard | Published: October 31, 2009
I know it’s unfortunately the “taboo” of modern website design, but many developers don’t want to simply leave their IE7 visitors and IE6 visitors in the dark. It’s fine for sites like this one, or for web applications but what about corporation websites? For sites that HAVE to support older/alternative browsers. This came to light [...]
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Google Chrome

By Mark Goddard | Published: September 3, 2008
With the release of Google’s new web browser named “Chrome”, will this mean a shift in browser usage? Probably not. It’s the same situation as Firefox found itself in nearly four years ago, and it’s only just catching Microsofts browser. So, is Chrome any good? We downloaded the BETA yesterday and have been playing ever [...]
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Microsoft releases IE8 Beta II, try harder!

By Mark Goddard | Published: August 28, 2008
This week sees Microsoft leave behind the IE7 which had lasted for two years, and announces the second beta of IE8, but does more effort need to be placed on getting users to actually upgrade, rather than adding another version number to the mix? According to W3.org there are more or less the same amount [...]
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