John Allsopp's quick guide to CSS gradients, with a tool to work out they appear, code generator, etc.
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Linear Gradients
http://westciv.com/tools/gradients/
September 14 2009, 3:24am | Comments »
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Six Tips for Supercharging Safari
http://theappleblog.com/2009/07/22/six-tips-for-supercharging-safari/
Some useful Safari plugins and "tips"
July 23 2009, 6:13am | Comments »
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John Resig - Computing with JavaScript Web Workers
http://ejohn.org/blog/web-workers/
Resig weblog post about Web Workers, a new Javascript feature allowing parallel javascript processes to run in supported browsers (FF3.5 and Safari 4 so far) - lots of cool tricks showing it off here.
July 23 2009, 5:57am | Comments »
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Dinky pocketbooks with WebKit transforms | Natalie Downe
http://natbat.net/2009/May/21/pocketbooks/
Nat's cool method of producing an 8-page booklet out of a folded piece of A4 paper, using HTML which is then transformed with HTML5 transformations in Webkit.
May 22 2009, 9:54am | Comments »
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Endless Tweets for Greasemonkey
http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/24398
GM script which works in GreaseKit as well, supposedly makes a good Twitter client when run it Fluid.app
March 18 2009, 12:50am | Comments »
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Run IE8/IE7/IE6, Firefox, Safari, Chrome, and Opera from the web
http://www.xenocode.com/browsers/
Run a whole lot of browsers on Windows quot;from the webquot;. Uses some kind of virtualisation technology, could be useful for testing.
February 27 2009, 8:30am | Comments »
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Slickspeed JS Test Results
Ok, I did a quick JavaScript speed test (using the Slickspeed test from MooTools) of various browsers after getting Google Chrome today.
Here are the results:
Browser Time Taken Opera 9.50 122.2 ms Safari 3.1.2 127.4 ms Google Chrome 0.2.149.27 185.8 ms Firefox 3.0.1 188.4 ms Internet Explorer 7 ...yawn 1238 ms (Cumulative test times, averaged out)
Yes, IE7 is really more than 10 times slower than Opera at running the same set of JavaScript tests.
In other news, it appears Ben may be right to be an Opera fanboy, at least when it comes to running JavaScript. ;-)
Tests were run on Windows XP, Intel Core 2 1.86GHz, 2GB of RAM.
September 3 2008, 3:46am | Comments »
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