Comment on Mozilla Developing A New Rendering Engine by Przemysław Lib
Do not know WHY people report Rust and Servo as serious Mozilla projects. Yes they will be what they claim to be, HOWEVER they are not officially backed by Mozilla, nor are they destined to replace...
View ArticleComment on Download Firefox 19 Nightly With Australis UI by Przemysław Lib
We still have WinXP…. So what in your opinion will be main reason as to quick demise of Win7 which is “comparatively” good?
View ArticleComment on Firefox 18 Says Goodbye To The Animated Themes by Mehran
same as you, but I still don’t know what is that!
View ArticleComment on Mozilla Developing A New Rendering Engine by Shane Bundy
>Do not know WHY people report Rust and Servo as serious Mozilla projects. Because they hold potential for future software development. > HOWEVER they are not officially backed by Mozilla, nor...
View ArticleComment on Firefox 18 Says Goodbye To The Animated Themes by Rigsang
a lot of us use firefox, along with chrome.
View ArticleComment on Firefox 18 Says Goodbye To The Animated Themes by PC`EliTiST
Mozilla is tracking you likewise, but you count on the fact that they won’t sell your data. I currently believe it too. But in a while, when Fx will be as “small” as Opera, when they won’t be able to...
View ArticleComment on Mozilla Developing A New Rendering Engine by PC`EliTiST
…or you go Chromium and there you’ve what Mozilla is dreaming of.
View ArticleComment on Mozilla Developing A New Rendering Engine by Shane Bundy
Actually, WebKit runs on a single core. Mozilla want a rendering engine that can split HTML, CSS, JS, etc. across all cores.
View ArticleComment on Infographic: Mozilla In 2012 by pissingoffoperafans
Opera infographic 2012 where?
View ArticleComment on Infographic: Mozilla In 2012 by OperaFanboy
They simply haven’t published one. All of their numbers would be lower and look less impressive. Unless you count data saved through the Opera Mini compression; Firefox doesn’t have that.
View ArticleComment on HTML5 And Canvas 2D Specs Finalized by Przemysław Lib
Its not that W3C will wait till 2014, but there is time for implementers to give feedback (if they haven’t already participated in creating HTML5). And then W3C will look for at least 2 independent and...
View ArticleComment on Mozilla Developing A New Rendering Engine by Przemysław Lib
Split HTML across multiple cores, CSS across multiple cores, JS across multiple cores. Not just HTML on one, CSS on second, JS on third. :D A bit of clarification to highlight completely new approach.
View ArticleComment on Infographic: Mozilla In 2012 by Przemysław Lib
Opera can show GOOD numbers in mobile space :) Both in user activity numbers and in tech numbers. So Opera IS good citizen of web.
View ArticleComment on HTML5 And Canvas 2D Specs Finalized by Hector Macias Ayala
I think its already used by a 30% of the Webs, so its hardly gonna change, for the most part we can already name it a standad.
View ArticleComment on HTML5 And Canvas 2D Specs Finalized by Tiago Sá
In this world, standard doesn’t mean used by many people, it means “should” be used by many people. As in, MP3 isn’t a standard. Vorbis is.
View ArticleComment on HTML5 And Canvas 2D Specs Finalized by iecustomizer
Posted on the IE Blog http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ie/archive/2012/12/17/html-5-0-and-canvas-2d-reach-candidate-recommendation-status.aspx
View ArticleComment on Browsers: BlackBerry 10 vs. Windows Phone 8 (HTC 8X) vs. iPhone 5...
“won” except that it loaded the html5test page faster… i guess the fact that the pages were previously loaded by the phone and in cache didn’t get mentioned in the video.. (as you can see when typing...
View ArticleComment on Internet Explorer 10 For Windows Phone 8 Updated by Tiago Sá
So I tried Windows 8 for real last tuesday. Man, is it freaking horrible looking and clunky to use with a keyboard and mouse! I’ll definitely be skipping a version again. I want my operating systems at...
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