The next best thing for web designers and developers is the advent of HTML5. The next revision of the HyperText Mark-up Language is going to change the way websites are made and how they interact with the user. Including advancements in the structure of the code, interactivity with the user and browser and accessibility possibilities for the disabled. It’s going to shoot the web into another dimension, not literally.
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Its time for a good bitch at Microsoft and where better to begin nothing other than Internet Explorer 8. It’s the long awaited savior of the Internet Explorer franchise with more secure this and better compliance that but its still behind the rest of the pack. It’s just come out of beta and the first public version of IE 8 looks like IE 7 and isn’t much different really.
It’s boasted to have new and improved security and online personal security functionality (phishing and dangerous site notifications). It also now has, to be blunt, the PornMode called ‘InPrivate’ which will not remember anything you have visited for a session. Now that’s all well and good but compared to other browsers is catching up on last years features and is still the same cruddy IE.
Lets focus on what enrages me and no doubt the web designer community too. This single sentence from the Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN) describes why I hate IE with a passion…
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April 1, 2009 9:30 am