La última vez que hablamos de IE8 estábamos comentando como había pasado el test Acid 2, aunque con una pequeña trampa, que era el modo de estándares. Checando el Blog de IEIn Dean’s recent Internet Explorer 8 and Acid2: A Milestone post, he highlighted our responsibility to deliver both interoperability (web pages working well across different browsers) and backwards compatibility (web pages working well across different versions of IE). We need to do both, so that IE8 continues to work with the billions of pages on the web today that already work in IE6 and IE7 but also makes the development of the next billion pages (in an interoperable way) much easier. Continuing Dean’s theme, I’d like to talk about some steps we are taking in IE8 to achieve these goals.
I’ve been on the IE team for over a decade, and I’ve seen us apply the “Don’t Break the Web” rule in six different major versions of IE in different ways. In IE 6, we used the DOCTYPE switch to enable different “modes” of behavior to protect compatibility. When we released IE 6 in 2001, very few pages on the web were in “standards mode” (my team ran a report on the top 200 web sites at the time that reported less than 1%) – few people knew what a DOCTYPE was, and few tools generated them. We used the DOCTYPE switch in IE6 to change the box model to comply with the standards and enable developers to opt-in to the new behavior. We’d already seen so much content written to IE5.x’s non-standard interpretation of the CSS2 spec that we couldn’t change it without causing a slew of problems.Ya hemos hablado de que muchas páginas que solo se ven bien o como el creador quiere en Internet explorers son producto del poco respeto que tienen por los estándares, pero el lider del desarrollo dice que ellos siguen la regla de "NO ROMPER LA WEB" y el problema es que muchas páginas dejarían de verse bien si el navegador siguiera todos los estándares.
Session Manager saves and restores the state of all windows - either when you want it or automatically at startup and after crashes. Additionally it offers you to reopen (accidentally) closed windows and tabs. If you're afraid of losing data while...
El conmportamiento que tendra, si deseas guardar la última sesión (no importa para cuantas pestañas en cuantas ventanas dentro de tus límites) darle nombre y abrirla cuando tú quieras o si quieres que solo te abras tu(s) home page(s)
Disminuir el número de pestañas que puede reabrir (o incrementarlo)
Y cada cuanto lo hará.
Como les comentaba puedes restaurar las sesiones cuando tú así lo quieras o agregarsela a la actual y etc,etc.
Elephantware. That is what we are talking about. Bloated programs that make brand new PCs boot like Pentium 2s with 64 MBs of RAM.
This is software that causes your screen to freeze while it works, consumes enough system resources to display a reminder box letting you know there is a new, even bigger, version available for download. Software we've been forced to install so we can read some special document format, enjoy some DRM infected piece of media, or communicate with others who also live with the same brand of behemoth riding on their backs.
We all have it. We are all stuck with it. And, aside from a glimmer or two of hope, we can't expect to escape their boot screens, quick launch icons, or update reminders anytime soon.
This is the worst of the worst.
La única razón para usarlo es si eres el dueño de un iPod, pero desde que Steve Jobs se metió al mercado de los celulares se actualiza con demasiada frecuencia y no sabe lo que es un update incremental, en todas las ocasiones hay que descargar toda la aplicación, que además instala servicios que no usas a menos que seas el dueño de un iPhone como el Apple Mobile devices o el iPod Service, de verdad, si no tienes un iPod no uses iTunes.
Safari AdBlock
Couldn't be more simple.
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páginas únicamente compatibles con IE o no cumplían con estándares web internacionales, solo cumplían con los de Microsoft (afortunadamente existe IE tab) o estar en un café Internet muy limitado, esto provoco que Microsoft por fin reviviera/despertara al equipo encargado de la programación de su browser e iniciara el largo proceso de desarrollo de IE7 que era ciertamente una copia de Firefox, pero eso no es necesariamente malo, cierto es que no había innovación por ningún lado pero la brecha entre IE, Opera y Firefox se redujo enormemente, ya había pestañas sin necesidad de agregados, por fin nos olvidamos de esos botones horribles y aumento el área de visualización, al igual que había ocurrido con la versión 6 se tenía pensado que su llegada coincidiera con la de la nueva iteración del sistema operativo, pero ya sabemos que Vista se tomo una eternidad, así que desde el año pasado con los primeros RC lo he estado probando y puedo decir que IE7 es un navegador decente que uno puede usar sin necesidad de ponerse una gabardina, sombreros y lentes oscuros.So, yes, the version after IE7 is IE8. We looked at a lot of options for the product name. Among the names we considered and ruled out:
IE 7+1
IE VIII
IE 1000 (think binary)
IE Eight!
iIE
IE for Web 2.0 (Service Pack 2)
IE Desktop Online Web Browser Live Professional Ultimate Edition for the Internet (the marketing team really pushed for this one ;-)
Ie2.079 (we might still use this for the Math Major Edition)
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