Professional ASP.NET - Chris Love's Official Blog

Yesterday my friend Keith Elder posted a poignant editorial Blog about ASP.NET web sites that were not compliant with all browsers. Keith is very justified in his argument and points us to some examples. The reality is that most web developers do not know what standards compliance is, or how to determine what is and is not compliant. Too often a ...

I hate to get into the flame wars anymore, but I have to post this since I live on the web and have worry about coding standards for each browser, etc. A recent study of browser security vulnerabilities shows that FireFox has a significant number of holes. Granted IE has it's share, but consider around 200 for FireFox and 66 for IE, that is a huge ...

One of the most frustrating thing over the years for me is the true lack of support for FavIcon in Internet Explorer. It still continues in Internet Explorer 7, which I really like in just about every way possible. I mean it has great security features, pop-up blocking that FireFox could only dream about and of course integrated Tabbed browsing. ...

Strolling through my Blog Roll I was reading through Rick Strahl's blog and was caught up in this entry about a MAJOR FireFox BUG (IMHO). I have been recently having an issue with one of my clients that has a lot of University Students, hence a lot of FireFox users (wait till they get into the real world and start paying taxes, they will ...