exposing microformat content in the browser
- 2008-05-23
It has been noted, over at the relaunched Webmonkey, that Microformat support seems to have dropped out of Firefox 3.
It has been noted, over at the relaunched Webmonkey, that Microformat support seems to have dropped out of Firefox 3.
After three years, I thought it was about time to launch a new look for this site. Although I liked a lot of features of the old design, it just wasn't hanging together any more.
Update 2011.05.06: Dragonfly has finally gone 1.0! It has matured a great deal since this post and is an extremely well-featured tool. You can now access it using Right Click → Inspect Element.
It has become more or less expected that browsers will release developer tools. Firefox really pushed this concept with its developer toolbar and, of course, Firebug.
Opera has been hinting at the release of developer tools for a while; and when dragonfly.opera.com went live, speculation was that we knew what they were going to be called. Well the release date is finally here and yes, Opera has released an alpha of their developer tools - Opera Dragonfly.
The article you should read today is The Nuclear Option by Mark Pesce.
I know there are a few people around the traps who use a graphics tablet (or would like to use one). So I thought I'd post my thoughts on the Wacom Bamboo.
It's that time of the year again... CSS Naked Day. Hence this blog's nudie run.
I don't know if you've ever tried to use TV captions in Australia or not, but from my small experience I sure wouldn't want to rely on them. Most shows have some level of captioning via teletext, which is good; but I've rarely seen a show with flawless captioning. Meanwhile, others are simply unintelligible.