I'm a fan of Open Source and have a growing interest in serverless and edge computing. I'm not a big fan of spiders, but they're doing good work eating bugs. I also stream on Twitch.
Yeah, I remember when you could resize the windows to nothing as well. I think the lowest you can go these days is 100px x 100px. As well, good old ActiveX z-index issues, IE conditional comments, IE behaviours (the original web component?), MSXMLHTTP, XUL etc.
Good times. 😉 You'd probably enjoy this tweet thread.
OK, so who's responsible for the capitalization of XMLHttpRequest?
04:58 AM - 04 Oct 2017
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Long live <framesets /> and <marquee />! 😆
Yeah, for Brave, I'm not really interested in the crypto/better adds/monetization part, but I do enjoy the better security aspect of it though. Who knows where it will go. Edge is doing similar things now that they are Chromium, but I do not see them pushing monetization apart from getting some credits if you use the Bing search engine.
My guess for Edge is that migrating to Chromium will hopefully kill all the splintering of IE/older Edge. They even apparently guarantee to help you if your site worked in IE11 and has issues with the newest edge.
Microsoft Edge Dev
@msedgedev
#ICYMI: If your site works in IE 11, Chrome or the current Edge, it'll work in the new Microsoft Edge. If not, our App Assure support program has your back, for free. ✔️
16:24 PM - 26 Nov 2019
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I can only imagine how difficult it is to build a browser from the ground up. Kudos to anyone that can.
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Yeah, I remember when you could resize the windows to nothing as well. I think the lowest you can go these days is 100px x 100px. As well, good old ActiveX z-index issues, IE conditional comments, IE behaviours (the original web component?), MSXMLHTTP, XUL etc.
Good times. 😉 You'd probably enjoy this tweet thread.
Long live
<framesets />and<marquee />! 😆Yeah, for Brave, I'm not really interested in the crypto/better adds/monetization part, but I do enjoy the better security aspect of it though. Who knows where it will go. Edge is doing similar things now that they are Chromium, but I do not see them pushing monetization apart from getting some credits if you use the Bing search engine.
My guess for Edge is that migrating to Chromium will hopefully kill all the splintering of IE/older Edge. They even apparently guarantee to help you if your site worked in IE11 and has issues with the newest edge.
I can only imagine how difficult it is to build a browser from the ground up. Kudos to anyone that can.