It has been a while since I’ve posted here, but today there’s more than a good reason to pick up the habit again :-) Here at Opera (I’ve been working for Opera’s Tokyo office since last Summer), we’ve released a first alpha of our developer tools, also known as Opera Dragonfly.
Over at Dev.Opera, you find [...]

This decision seems to have stricken a chord on many a harp. I for one think Microsoft have considered the options, and chosen the only viable one where they can actually move onwards with implementing standards.
The main priority in releasing a browser is that it renders the majority of the web. The majority of the [...]

This news should be a boon to you: The W3C HTML WG has finally published first working drafts of the HTML5 - A vocabulary and associated APIs for HTML and XHTML specification and an accompanying HTML 5 differences from HTML 4 document. Here’s your first glimpse at what the successors to XHTML 1 and HTML [...]