Posts Tagged ‘firefox’

Extensible Hypertext Markup (XML) has changed the web as we knew it and helped to make websites rich, well designed and fast loading. It’s become an integral part of Web 2.0 that won’t be going away any time soon. So what’s next for CSS? Mozilla and the Opera Software company give us some clues as to what features from the new CSS3 markup that may be incorporated into the next generation of web browsers. Here are some highlights…

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If you’re a designer, you’ve likely got several hundred fonts installed (or more) on your computer. This causes a problem in many applications on OSX (Entourage, Mail, Safari, Firefox and others). I noticed it when browsing the web, certain fonts would render weird. What I originally thought was a bug in my browser turned out to be a problem in some of the more recent versions of OSX after installing several new fonts.

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