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Opera updates mobile browsers
New versions of Opera Mini and Opera Mobile released -
Developers focus on the iPhone too much
Mobile expert Peter-Paul Koch blasts those arguing WebKit has a mobile monopoly -
Create super-efficient SVG characters with localStorage
Jim Morrison explains how to paint SVG sprites using HTML5 localStorage as an intelligent cache, plus how to achieve the same effect in IE8 and working around the lack of native SVG support -
The top 25 browser tools for web designers and developers
With a wealth of online tools at your disposal, it’s easier than ever to build a bespoke web design toolbox, tailored to your every need. The Standardistas offer some ideas -
Dev to fix online presentations
The Pitch, a project by Faruk Ateş, is trying to make presentations a "first class citizen of the web" -
CSS vendor prefixes threaten open web
Support for alien prefixes provokes standards advocate backlash -
37signals to stop developing for IE8
Basecamp Next will require IE9+, Firefox 4+, Chrome 7+ or Safari 4+ -
WebKit scuppers skip-to-content links
JavaScript required to get anchors to work properly in Safari and Chrome -
BugFinders slams poor ecommerce testing
Online stores turning off buyers with beginner errors -
HTML5 and CSS3 usage guide launches
Helps developers to 'use the new and shiny responsibly' -
Develop for as many users as possible
John Allsopp, developer and organiser of the Web Directions conferences, responds to Aral Balkan's "one version manifesto" and argues we should embrace the web's universality and aim to make our sites available for everybody -
My websites will only support the latest browser versions
Aral Balkan recently sent a tweet that caused quite a bit of debate. Here he reveals the thinking behind his "one version manifesto" and explains how he learned to stop worrying and love the true nature of the web -
Flash row over HTML5 Cut the Rope
Flash use required for audio and better experience -
Faster button styling with Sass
Everybody loves a nicely styled CSS button but Ryan Taylor explains how he used Sass and Compass to create a mixin to implement a variety of buttons in no time and also covers browser support fallbacks -
IE6 declared dead in the USA
Microsoft celebrates as usage drops below one per cent -
Big question: are vendor prefixes hurting the web?
There’s been a lot of controversy about vendor prefixes lately, but what do our panellists think? -
Mozilla and Google reach search deal
Google to remain default search engine in Firefox -
Browser compatibility expert argues: ditch IE6/7 support now
Support Microsoft actively by ditching obsolete versions of IE -
Internet Explorer to auto-update
Microsoft announces that XP users are going to get IE8; everyone else to get the latest IE
