The Google browser will undoubtedly become very popular amongst the Google
users and as web designers it's our job to make websites compatible with
every recent browser. However, as Google mentions themselves, if your
website is compatible with Safari 3 it should autmatically also be
compatible
However, as Google mentions themselves, if your website is compatible with
Safari 3 it should autmatically also be compatible with the current Chrome
version.
Sort of. It's not an issues of a new renderer to support (WebKit, same as
Safari/Android), it's an issue of a new JavaScript engine
Most browser incompabilities or bugs that jQuery is concerned with are
in the DOM implementation. The actual JS engine is pretty consistent
across browsers.
I don't know whether the DOM implementation is part of V8... I guess
not. If its not part of Webkit either, odds are good that Chrome will
I love it! No non-sense web browsing.
I'll still keep firefox for development of course, but I'll definitelly
recommend it for general use.
2008/9/2 Giovanni Battista Lenoci [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is out! :-)
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I hope it's enough for microsoft to retire ie6, but frankly I worry a little
bit about the gas giant
Andy Matthews wrote:
Microsoft can't retire IE6 any more than Ford could retire 1996 Ford
Explorers. It has to be the user's choice. What's a better suggestion
is for WEBSITES to stop supporting IE6 (coding CSS and JS fixes and
workarounds) and encourage people to upgrade on their own.
I
I don't think chrome his wanting to compete with firefox. From what i
read, google as already put a lot of money into firefox so it would
make no sense to build a browser to directly compete with it. From
what people say, chrome is to compete with MSIE as a simple and easy
to use browser, which
I hope it's enough for microsoft to retire ie6, but frankly I worry a little
bit about the gas giant that google is becoming. I can't see any reason
they couldn't simply have given some funding to mozilla and kept providing
their services as is, except... to hone their tracking of my browser
For those interested in more information on Chrome, checkout their
comic book here:
http://www.google.com/googlebooks/chrome/
It does a nice job of explaining some of the thinking behind Chrome. I
have been playing around with it since yesterday and it's great! Super
fast and super simple.
Ryan Zec wrote:
I don't think chrome his wanting to compete with firefox. From what
If they were to compete with FF I think the dev community would start
voicing some serious concerns. Not in google's best interests.
Dear folk ,for more information please check this Article which John Resig
performed
http://ejohn.org/blog/javascript-performance-rundown/
it says Chrome has been powered by V8 javascript engine , and JOhn and his
partners are working with TraceMonkey
and developing it , he believe it is much
Jonathan wrote on 9/3/2008 8:54 AM:
For those interested in more information on Chrome, checkout their
comic book here:
http://www.google.com/googlebooks/chrome/
It does a nice job of explaining some of the thinking behind Chrome. I
have been playing around with it since yesterday and it's
I wouldn't use this browser myself since their is no need since we
already goti IE7 and firefox as a popular web browser.
Would this give us more headaches as a web designer??? I mean we know
that IE was trouble it different ways.
If we have google coming into the game and they get popular we
Geoffrey wrote:
The browser is being written with WebKit, the open-source engine at
the core of Apple's Safari and Google's Android. The browser is also
getting a new Javascript virtual machine, V8. It's said to be a better
solution for complex and rich Web applications--it should yield
Is out! :-)
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But since it uses Webkit, it shouldn't be too much different from
Safari, right?
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Karl Swedberg
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On Sep 1, 2008, at 10:44 PM, Geoffrey wrote:
http://news.cnet.com/8301-17939_109-10029974-2.html?tag=mncol;txt
Looks like we
I use a bunch of Google apps and really like them so I'm looking
forward to seeing what this browser has to offer. Webkit is a great
start - I'm not worried about having to develop for it. No Mac version
to begin with though :(
Joel.
Not sure what the part about the new javascript virtual machine
means.
The browser is being written with WebKit, the open-source engine at
the core of Apple's Safari and Google's Android. The browser is also
getting a new Javascript virtual machine, V8. It's said to be a better
solution for
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