A site I’m building at the moment has required me to consider the poor people who still unfortunately use Internet Explorer 6. I’d love to think it was a thing of the past, extinct along with any pre-XP versions of Windows and late 90’s pop music but unfortunately not.
As we all know, Firefox is steaming [...]
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Well, my Monday morning trawl through the internet to find any interesting news or revelations in the web world has been delivered only a backwards look at the news of last week. So, suffice to say I don’t have any clever inside information or sneak previews to part with (do I ever?).
So, I will, like [...]
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Regarding Firefox add-ons for developers, of which there is a fantastic selection - please, everyone check out Firebug, unless you have already.
It is the NUMBER 1 ESSENTIAL ADD-ON FOR ANY WEB DESIGNER/DEVELOPER.
If anybody has recommended this to me before and I’ve not acknowledged it, I’m very sorry and very foolish not to have done.
Firebug tucks [...]
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Jun
18
No Comments / Filed under: Technology
A couple of months ago I wrote an article, which I now realise to have been rather out-of-date, about the Amazon Kindle. I received a polite email from a visitor regarding further possibilities that the Kindle offers, and would like to share these with you.
”Hack Your Kindle: 100+ Tips, Resources, and Tutorials to Get More [...]
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Jun
18
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Don’t be ridiculous! Well it’s 08:50am GMT here, and the ticker on the Firefox Download Day website is showing a total number of [...]
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Jun
14
No Comments / Filed under: Film & Music
When a band you love disappears for a few years, it could be worrying. As is the way with the music industry, some bands make one great album then evaporate, while some hang on for years producing crap.
When a band releases a Greatest Hits (or in this case - The Singles) after 5 albums, it’s [...]
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