Tilt was a beta plugin for old firefox versions and now it’s included in default Firefox 11, launched this week. The constantly evolving default Inspector in Firefox isn’t as good and feature rich as Firebug. But it’s noticeably  faster and responsive, and now with Tilt it’s even more fun to use than Firebug old and [...]

So we already discussed here the new Firefox release cycle. Now it has a new major release every month, and it’s evolving fast. And one major improvement in Firefox 6 is speed. Firefox lost a lot of power users to Chrome because the Google browser is faster, lighter and feels better than Firefox. But the [...]

It’s funny to notice that the mobile web scene is in a better state than the complete mess we have in the Desktop. Some years ago it wasn’t true, but the mobile revolution guided by the iPhone changed everything. WebKit is the main player in nearly all mobile devices. iPhone, Android, WebOS, Nokia, BlackBerry and [...]

Ten years ago the Web was a very stagnated place. There was no new technology, no good reason to update your browser. We live in a different world now where the Web is contant evolving and new technologies arrive every day. We need better browsers and constant updates. In this new world, there’s  no place to [...]

IE9 already has 1% total market share according to NetApplications March data. But it seems to be a much slower growth when compared to Firefox 4 with 1.68% or Chrome 10 with an impressive 6.7% market share. Those 3 browsers were released in March, but it seems that Chrome’s auto update feature is a big [...]

Millions of people already updated to IE9. Microsoft counts more than 2 million downloads on Day Zero, and much more since then. It’s a great moment for the Web Design community. Although everybody here is using a better browser, most end users still use IE. And an update like this bringing HTML5 and CSS3 to [...]