Image via CrunchBase A lot is being said about IE8 and how it will change the history of IE and how it is seen in the eyes of developers. Anyone who has ever tried to design a website using standards defined by W3C is sure to have found that while the site looks great in [...]

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Browser detection shouldn’t be neccesary for one simple reason: they should all follow the standards! However, this is not the case so here is the ultimate way to test for a browser: B=(function x(){})[-5]==’x'?’FF3′:(function x(){})[-6]==’x'?’FF2′:IE=’\v’==’v'?’IE’:Saf=/a/.__proto__==’//’?'Saf’:/source/.test((/a/.toString+”))?’Chr’:'Op’ The above will give you a variable “B” with a string in it. FF3 for firefox 3, FF2 for firefox [...]

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Firefox is without a doubt the future of the internet browser. This however doesn’t mean that IE will disappear completely – as much as most web developers wish it would. It has happened to most developers where you get your new app running peachy in Firefox, but the second you open it in IE you [...]

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