Thoughts on web development and technologies by Peter Gasston

Category: OS


Where is Safari 3?

Why hasn’t Safari 3 come out of Beta yet? Leopard was released weeks ago, and Safari 3.04 was included in that; presumably that was a full release version and not a Beta, so why hasn’t a full release happened for other OS’s yet? I understand the Windows version might be delayed a little, but the […]

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Mozilla Prism: Am I missing something?

Although they didn’t create the concept, Mozilla popularised tabbed browsing with the release of Firefox. Tabbed browsing is, of course, a very good thing; the old IE model of having a separate window for every instance of a site you open became unmanageable when computers got more powerful and websites no longer slowed down the […]

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Bringing out the GIMP

As an Ubuntu user at home, I don’t have the option of installing imaging software such as Photoshop. Luckily, the best free and open-source alternative, GIMP, has just released a new version - and it’s fantastic.
While it doesn’t perhaps have quite the myriad of features that Adobe’s product does, it does have every tool I’ve ever […]

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Safari 3 available on Windows

In a move which has taken me pleasantly by surprise, Apple have announced that Safari 3 will be available on Windows. You can download a Public Beta here, and media plugins for Windows are available here. I’ll play with it a little later.
Update: After ten minutes play, my initial thoughts are that, on the negative side, […]

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CSS in emails, HTML vs XHTML, and more

I’m back from my holiday, with a quick look at some of the links I would have discussed in more detail had I been here…

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Who uses Camino?

Camino is a browser for OS X which uses Mozilla’s Gecko rendering engine in OS X’s Cocoa API. The advantage for Mac users is that it’s a little faster than Firefox, and it integrates better with the OS X desktop environment.
But I just can’t understand why anyone would use it.

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Not only did I correctly predict Firefox 3.1, but one of my visions was that they implement the remaining CSS 3 selectors - which has just been announced. My uncanny powers are beginning to scare me.

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