Recently I posted on my discovery of spoon.net, a service which allowed you to virtually run web browsers on a PC with no install for free. This service seemed to answer the cross-browser testing problem for all PC based web designers; until I re-visited the site again in the last few weeks and discovered Microsoft [...]
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Top ten reasons you should quit Facebook (isn’t this a little paranoid!)
May 29, 2010 – 8:01 pm
I recently read Top Ten Reasons You Should Quit Facebook written by Dan Yoder, and as with all articles I read it thoroughly before passing judgement, though it did feel paranoid and biased even with the little disclaimer at the beginning. So after taking some time to absorb his opinion I realised mine hadn’t changed, I didn’t [...]
Windows finally lets you choose your browser
February 28, 2010 – 10:33 pm
The European Competition Commission have forced Microsoft to offer alternative web browsers with their operating systems, which will be available from March 2010 in Europe. This will obviously confuse some of the less techy users but it may also achieve something I think we all want – the accelerated demise of Internet Explorer 6!