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At least it wasn't you who was in trouble.

That it is, but it's something to look forward to.

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Apparently the nightly builds of FF support it without -moz, so it will soon be caught up in that regard.

Blue syrup, perhaps.

I found a pretty nice developing add-on for FF called Firebug. It lets you see your changes as you make them. Apparently, they have an extension for Chrome called Chromebug. The developer tools provided by default in FF4 are a bit better than they have been in the past, too. Question: What is the po...

Ad infinitum?

That is a blue waffle.

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Am I the only one looking forward to 9001, when we can say "It's over nine thousaaaaaaaand!!!"?

I'm hoping that was a sarcastic "lovely." Safari is my third least favorite browser, right above IE and Netscape.

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Anyway, moving on...

It's for people with common decency.

I, however, prefer to wait until someone else has posted before I say something.

Yep, that's the goal.

You can get Safari for Windows now, too. In fact, if you keep iTunes updated, it practically forces it on you.

If I ever go back to a Chrome-based browser, I might go with one of the open-sourced, Chrome-based Chromium browsers.

Safari has too little internal memory. It does, however, score pretty high on some of the compliance tests.

I like cereal.

I did kind of ask for that, didn't I?

I wouldn't dream of it, though I did just add the IE add-on to FF4 for the occasional website that insists that it needs to be open in IE. "Implementing just enough of the standard to pass a test is disingenuous, and has nothing to do with standards compliance," argues Mozilla UX lead Alex Limi, in ...

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