Chrome, because what other internet browser has a mode specifically for porn or dangerous activity (hacking, selling thing, etc.) (Its called Google Incognito)
Firefox has a similar feature somewhere, I just can't remember what to put in for it.mightyfoo69 said:Chrome, because what other internet browser has a mode specifically for porn or dangerous activity (hacking, selling thing, etc.) (Its called Google Incognito)
I read somewhere that IE can't render CSS properly. Is this still the case with IE 8?paulgruberman said:Firefox - developer plugins. Developer plugins! Violence and blooooodshedddd!!!
Chrome - testing purposes, and as 2nd browser window for miscellaneous stuff while violence and bloodshed is occurring in Firefox.
IE - because some people still use it, and so we have to test, and then make special tweaks to ensure things look ok in it. Standards? What uses those? Not IE, that's for sure.
I've found no difference between IE7 and IE8 from the development side; we still have to use the same alternate sets of CSS just for IE to display pages the same way as Firefox, Opera, Chrome, Safari, etc.Syntax Error said:I read somewhere that IE can't render CSS properly. Is this still the case with IE 8?paulgruberman said:Firefox - developer plugins. Developer plugins! Violence and blooooodshedddd!!!
Chrome - testing purposes, and as 2nd browser window for miscellaneous stuff while violence and bloodshed is occurring in Firefox.
IE - because some people still use it, and so we have to test, and then make special tweaks to ensure things look ok in it. Standards? What uses those? Not IE, that's for sure.
So, as you said, IE is Microsoft's way of giving Standards the middle finger.paulgruberman said:snip