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Which Browsers Should Your Website Support?

How do you choose a set of applications from an ever-changing landscape of devices, operating systems and browsers? Craig discusses pragmatic options.

How to Get Started with Your Website Content Security Policy

Your website is open to attack from a range of third-party components. Fortunately, you can restrict their activities with a robust Content Security Policy.

Browser Trends July 2016: Is a Chrome Monoculture Harmless?

The chasm between Chrome and the other browsers is widening. Craig discusses this new monoculture may be less dangerous than the IE6 days but remains cause for concern.

Browser Trends April 2016: Samsung’s Surge

We may love our desktop browser but we're a fickle bunch when it comes to choosing a mobile application. Craig looks at the sudden surge in Sumsung surfing.

Moving to Modularized Promises via Geolocation

Kamren Zorgdrager developed an application that uses Geolocation API to move into modularized promises.

How to Solve Caching Conundrums

You need rarely worry about caching — until you're hit by bizarre behavior, such as pages returning JSON data on the live app but not the test versions ...

Browser Trends June 2015: The Battle for Second Place

Craig takes his regular look at the browser chart. Chrome may have won the war but the battle for second place between Firefox and IE has just begun.

Video: Microsoft Edge and IE11 for IT Professionals

In Windows 10, we will provide solutions for interoperability with the modern Web and compatibility with legacy Web technologies. In this talk, Candice Quadros explores how we’re making it easy for customers moving from earlier versions of Windows and IE or relying on legacy technologies to move forward to Windows 10 with confidence.

Browser Trends March 2015: Renewed Interest in Opera?

Following bizarre US IE8 usage patterns in 2014, the browser market returned to normal. Chrome had a small increase but Opera is also attracting attention.

What’s New in Chrome 37

Craig looks at the latest release of Google Chrome and discovers several interesting new features for designers and developers.

Browser Trends September 2014: Chrome Is the Top Mobile Browser

Craig takes another glance at the StatCounter web browser usage charts. The big news: Chrome is now the top browser on both desktop and mobile devices.

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Our team's goal is helping SitePoint readers build a better web. Help us by sharing which browsers and devices you use and develop for.

Browser Trends August 2014: Massive Mobile Migration

Craig takes his regular look at the web browser usage charts provided by StatCounter. The desktop market may be in a summer slump but mobile is moving fast.

Browser Trends May 2014: Chrome Exceeds Expectations

Craig takes another glance at the StatCounter browser usage charts. The past few months were stable so why has Chrome enjoyed another sudden growth spurt?

Browser Trends April 2014: Signs of Stability

Craig takes his monthly look at the StatCounter browser usage charts. Have we reached an equilibrium point where no vendor can disrupt the market?

Browser Trends March 2014: Chrome’s Mobile Aspirations

Browser usage charts provided by StatCounter. Chrome makes a big jump in mobile usage, while IE continues to drop overall across almost all versions.

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Browser Trends December 2013: Blink Browsers Bite Back

Browser Trends November 2013: Ongoing IE Increases

What’s New in Firefox 25

5 Reasons to Reject the WebKit Monoculture

Quick IE7 and IE8 Browser Testing

SitePoint Podcast #191: The Beat Don’t Stop

Browser Trends of August 2012

Browser Trends July 2012: IE9 Strikes Back

Browser Trends June 2012: Chrome Takes IE’s Crown

Browser Trends May 2012: IE9 Strikes Back

Browser Trends April 2012: Chrome Crushes the Competition

7 Solutions to the CSS3 Vendor Prefix Crisis

Browser Market Shares and Trends, March 2011: IE6 Usage Drops Below 5%