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Devs weigh in on IE10
Standards advocates hope Microsoft's browser will offer superior standards support and boost innovation -
CS5.5 improves development for mobile
Adobe's update to CS5 is unveiled, complete with brand new monthly subscription options - we take a closer look at what's inside -
Microsoft announces IE10 platform preview
Wins praise for improved standards support, gets a kicking for talking about 'native HTML5' -
Firefox apes Chrome with rapid dev cycle
Race between browser makers accelerates, Firefox 5 expected in June -
Big question: what’s inspiring you?
Design inspiration shouldn’t just come from looking at other people’s web projects. Our panel of industry experts reveal what kind of things are currently getting their creative juices flowing … -
Microsoft tracks the demise of its IE6 web browser
But with 34.5% of Chinese web users still rocking IE6, it could be a long wait before the browser that we all love to hate is no more. -
Big question: fair play
This week will see thousands of geeks (including .net) descend on Austin, Texas for SXSWi. It’s just one of hundreds of conferences across the world offering insight, inspiration and networking – at a price. But is that price worth paying? -
IE9 rubbished by Mozilla
Microsoft's new browser given the thumbs-down by Mozilla evangelist -
Big Mouth - Shirt happens
When does objection handling become outright harassment? Whenever you turn off your ad blocker, says Gary Marshall -
Developers foresee ‘Retina War’
1x design could be 'taxed' or dismissed as an annoyance -
Amazon’s ambitions threaten local business
Three-to-four hour shipping would disrupt even major brands -
The cookie law is "doomed to die"
Silktide MD blames low understanding and policy U-turn -
Group unites to declare internet freedom
Sign the declaration to call for governments to recognise free and open principles -
Do web designers ‘need’ a Retina display?
Developer Marco Arment argues high-res displays soon to be commonplace -
Hot in web standards: June 2012
In her second monthly report, Lea Verou rounds up the latest developments in the W3C working groups including 'unprefixing', media queries, sticky positioning and lots more -
The Readlists debate: ebook repackaging splits industry
Is Arc90's new service the future of online reading or a step too far? -
Facebook launches App Center
Social giant hastens move to curate apps -
Keep it creative!
Don’t let the technical processes of web development stifle your imagination, urges freelance designer Laura Kalbag -
Browser vendors clash on Do Not Track
Microsoft to activate DNT by default; Mozilla disagrees
