Category Archives: browsers

Out With The Old, In With The New

Posted on Tuesday, 11th Jan 2011 by Caz M

Visitors to my long-neglected blog (and website) may notice a metamorphosis of epic proportions has just taken place. The previous design was nearly 5 years old, so I’ve had a revamp and a fresh lick of paint – which of … Continue reading →

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Some Browser Share Analysis of My Blogs

Posted on Wednesday, 30th Jan 2008 by Caz

As web designers, we all know how important it is that you are aware of your target audience, and what sort of browser they might be using to view your sites. I was idly fiddling with the Sitemeter Stats for … Continue reading →

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WebCards Extension For FireFox

Posted on Thursday, 1st Mar 2007 by Caz

Discovering Microformats For viewing Microformats, and discovering them in a web page, I’ve blogged about Tails for Firefox in the past. But recently, I’ve been beta testing Andy Mitchell‘s excellent Webcards 0.3 extension for Firefox. So what does it do? … Continue reading →

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Browser Wars or Spoiled For Choice?

Posted on Sunday, 29th Oct 2006 by Caz

Two new browsers have launched in the same week. As Olly says, it’s a bit like London Buses. First a drought, and then they all come at once. Firefox 2 – first impressions As a regular user of FF1.5, I … Continue reading →

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