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Much Ado About IE6 – Digg the Blog

July 28, 2009 Ryan SholinLeave a comment

Very, very useful angles on how/why to deal with reduced support for IE6. Some great data here too on the breakdown of Digg users, by browser, who are active on the site. If IE6 users just read and never push a button, why go to the extra trouble to code buttons they can push?

Much Ado About IE6 – Digg the Blog

Posted in NewstangleTagged browsers, IE6, webdevelopment

Test your web design in different browsers – Browsershots

November 26, 2007 Ryan SholinLeave a comment

A free, but slow and inefficient, way to get a glimpse of your site in a wide range of browsers. Send a request, they post screenshots a couple hours later.

Test your web design in different browsers – Browsershots

Posted in NewstangleTagged browsers, web design

Kirix Strata: Access and Manipulate Data from the Web

August 15, 2007 Ryan SholinLeave a comment

Whatever claims to make it easier to turn data laying around on the web into structured data laying around where I put it, I’ll try. via Depth Reporting.

Kirix Strata: Access and Manipulate Data from the Web

Posted in NewstangleTagged browsers, database, work

Great web tools for the frontend ninja | The Montoya Herald

January 24, 2007 Ryan SholinLeave a comment

An excellent set of tools for figuring out what your site looks like in Safari, how it loads at 56kbps, etc.

Great web tools for the frontend ninja | The Montoya Herald

Posted in NewstangleTagged browsers, testing, tools, web design, work
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