The first thing most web developers probably thought this morning when they learned about Safari for Windows was "oh man, yet another browser to test in". And yes, for the moment, that's what it amounts to. Coincidentally, I have spent a good part of last week making the history management in Microsoft...

If you've looked at the debug version of our JavaScript files, you may have noticed code similar to that: Foo.Bar = function Foo$Bar() { Foo.Bar.initializeBase( this ); } function Foo$Bar$baz() { // Do something } Foo.Bar. prototype = { baz: Foo$Bar$baz } Foo.Bar.registerClass('Foo.Bar'); And looking...

The OpenAjax Alliance has been working with some of the top Ajax developers on a wishlist that aims at gathering and prioritizing the development features that we need the most from next generation browsers. The process is completely open and Wiki-based, so feel free to contribute. http://www.openajax...

When we built the history management feature in ASP.NET Futures, we spent considerable time experimenting with the different behaviors of the main browsers out there. The problem with such a feature is that it has to rely on a number of hacks because browser vendors basically never anticipated this need...