schiller pointed to a very detailed profiler for IE6+ that can trace execution between javascript and native code and profile it. very data rich
schiller pointed to a very detailed profiler for IE6+ that can trace execution between javascript and native code and profile it. very data rich
this alternative IE6 warning message is much more to the point
ietab is utter utter genius. it allows you to use IE in certain tabs within firefox, and easily switch between the two. TOO COOL.
the ie developer toolbar, out 3 days ago, is really really good
eric pointed me toward trixie, which implements greasemonkey functionality for IE. very very cool.
chris wilson, ie team veteran, talks about commitment to standards support in IE7, and credits eric, amongst others, for marking the way forward.
ie still hasn't fixed this dumb css borders bug (was evident on lea's site). grr. hurry up with ie7 already.
robprice found this excellent story on boingboing - jailed for using lynx. onw if only they'd start jailing MacIE users.
what's up with ie lately? it's clutterbar has always been picky about showing favicons, but now it's showing no fav icons and a mix of the ie5 and 6 logos for each favourite. why is the ie5 version even still in the resources for it?
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