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Articles tagged as “Browsers”

  • 2009-11-07 - No sign of @font-face in Chrome 4

    Still no sign of Google Chrome supporting @font-face. Even not in version 4.

  • 2009-10-24 - Banning IE6 is banning visitors

    Web developers are campaigning against IE6. A bit too early if you ask me. More than 10% of the internet users browse the net with IE6.