Common IE6 Duplicate Characters Bug
I’ve run into this bug less and less often over the past several months, which is making it harder for me to remember the cause each time. This is a very odd bug that has been fixed in IE7, but …...
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Internet Explorer 9 is another step closer to full public release as Microsoft made available the first release candidate (RC) of the browser for download. Release candidates are past alpha or beta...
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If you flash back to 1994, when this crazy thing called the “World Wide Web” was starting to catch on, you’d have to admit it was a pretty static experience in comparison to today’s. A “web site” would...
View Article5 Fantastic Google Chrome Productivity Extensions for Designers
Being a creative at this interactive agency means wearing a lot of hats. We are thinkers, strategists, writers and of course designers. We work in all aspects of marketing and stay very busy. So when...
View ArticleNo Flash Support in Internet Explorer 10 Metro
Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 10 will not support any browser plug-ins when running in the new slick Metro mode. Most notably, that means no Flash support and a reliance on HTML5, JavaScript, and other...
View ArticleAmazon Announces New Kindles, New Cloud-Accelerated Web Browser
Some huge technology announcements from Amazon today as they introduced three new Kindle devices, a new $79 Kindle, the Kindle Touch, and the Android powered Kindle Fire tablet. As a web agency, the...
View Article2012 New Year’s Resolutions
It’s a new year and that means it’s time to reflect on 2011 and set resolutions for 2012. Here at MarketNet, the resolutions we’re focused on for the new year are 1280×800, 1366×768, 1280×1024,...
View ArticleOur Favorite Web Design Trends of 2011
Last year was yet another huge one on the Web as things continued to move forward at a breakneck pace. The explosive growth of traffic from mobile devices influenced everything and meant huge advances...
View ArticleMicrosoft Says Goodbye to IE6
If you’re a web developer, I hope you’re not all partied out from your New Year’s celebrations because there’s an even better reason to celebrate: Internet Explorer 6 usage in the United States has now...
View ArticleGoogle Chrome Coming to Android Devices*
Google Chrome is finally coming to Android phones and tablets. A beta is available for download now if you’re one of the lucky few already running Android 4.0/Ice Cream Sandwich (hence the asterisk* in...
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