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TinyMCE 3.0.4 has been released, only a week after the 3.0.3 release! “This release fixes some minor bugs and adds some new functionality it’s mainly some small fixes here and there that we wanted to get out to the public” – Announcement – Download – Changelog

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Although Safari3 scores a mere 39 out of 100, by now they’ve managed to score 90/100. Sweet! Also see this full browser list to know how the other browsers score 🙂

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A little set of questions which rates the iPhone SDK. Interesting.

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$99 will get you the Iphone SDK, and then there’s the iPhone Enterprise Beta Program which is a “unique opportunity for IT departments to try iPhone 2.0 software before general release”. Also see Gruber’s First impressions and questions.

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John Resig elaborates: “CSS coders got some love with Internet Explorer 7 – us JavaScript folk got absolutely nothing. In fact, at last count, all we got were a couple new bugs to deal with. Internet Explorer 8 is our release.” (full post)

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The IE Team explains why: IE8 passes the official ACID2 test hosted on http://www.webstandards.org/files/acid2/test.html. There are also a number of copies of this test around the net. One popular copy that I’ve seen of late is http://acid2.acidtests.org/. IE8 fails the copies of ACID2 due to the cross domain security checks IE performs for ActiveX controls. …

Continue reading “Wasn’t IE8 Supposed to pass Acid2?”

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Muha, gonna place this I’m getting bored of Facebook on my Facebook page 😀 (via)

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The IE8 Readiness Toolkit Pages are up, yet the downloads ain’t working yet … keep on checking those links (EDIT: Download links are working now 😉)

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“We’ve decided that IE8 will, by default, interpret web content in the most standards compliant way it can. This decision is a change from what we’ve posted previously.” (src)

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