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Cool tool: Opera Notes

April 13, 2010January 5, 2012

Something I didn’t pay much attention to until a few months ago is the Notes functionality built into Opera (desktop). I used to use Notational Velocity or SlipBox, which are both excellent. Since I spend about 80% of my computer time in Vim and Opera, and since Opera is my primary browser (and e-mail client), […]

Posted in browsers, Productivity, WebTagged browsers, notes, opera, snook

Coping with CSS vendor prefixes

March 22, 2010January 5, 2012

Peter-Paul Koch drops a PPK-bomb on CSS vendor prefixes, the latest post in what seems to be a series of rants which get everyone thinking and talking: not necessarily agreeing. But if you know PPK, then you know that’s probably not the point. You should read the post. Then form an opinion. Mine is that […]

Posted in Babble, CSS, Web StandardsTagged browsers, CSS, css3, prefix

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