
browsers

Could Microsoft and Mozilla follow Opera and adopt WebKit? Would this provide a single, universal platform which ends cross-browser compatibility woes? Craig thinks not...Read More
Episode 191 of The SitePoint Podcast is now available! This week we have the full panel, Louis Simoneau (@rssaddict), Stephan Segraves (@ssegraves), Patrick O’Keefe (@ifroggy) and Kevin Dees... Read More

Another month is over so Craig takes his regular look at the browser usage chart. Chrome resumes its normal growth, but IE is not the biggest loser.Read More

Craig takes his monthly glance at the web browser usage chart. Chrome may have overtaken Internet Explorer, but IE9 gained the most users during June 2012.Read More

It's finally happened. After 14 years, Internet Explorer has been knocked from the top of the browser usage chart. All hail our new champion: Google Chrome.Read More

Has Chrome's growth finally started to plateau? Craig takes us through the latest browser market share facts, figures and fallacies.Read More

Craig takes another look at the worldwide desktop and mobile browser markets during March 2012. Can anyone prevent Chrome's world domination?Read More

Can we prevent Microsoft, Mozilla and Opera supporting -webkit properties in their browsers? Craig looks at the problem and the pros and cons of each solution.Read More

Craig takes another look at the browser market and is pleased to see IE6 worldwide usage dropping below 5%. He also makes a few other observations and predictions…Read More

Do you find CSS resets useful? Craig provides an overview of the issues they fix and the reasons he doesn't use them.Read More

Craig looks back at the most influential web trends, technologies and concepts of 2010. Let us know your choices...Read More

JavaScript unit testing on different browsers will become less of a chore with Yeti - a new open source project from the Yahoo YUI team.Read More
Craig examines how individual browsers have gained or lost market share within the past 6 months.Read More

Craig looks at the state of the browser market following the introduction of Microsoft's browser ballot screen, Opera 10.5 and Google Chrome 4.Read More



