Ole Michelsen has created a View Source bookmarklet for the iPad and iPhone with syntax highlighting, formatted/selectable text, and clickable links.
Tuesday, April 3rd
Tuesday, February 21st
A HTML5 replica of the awesome Clear iPhone app. I was fascinated by the innovative gesture controls and wanted to see if I can implement the look and feel in HTML5 using CSS3 transitions.
Monday, August 1st
Understanding Hardware Acceleration on Mobile Browsers
My colleague Ariya Hidayat is at it again, explaining the innermost workings of mobile WebKit.
Tuesday, July 5th
Scrollability can hopefully become a shim thanks to overflow-scrolling: touch
FunctionSource looks at the rumor of a new feature in iOS5 for Mobile Safari: The ability to make an element scrollable (with one finger) by default. The code cited to allow this feature:
-webkit-overflow-scrolling: touch;
If true, this is a giant win impact on the potential user experience of websites seen on the iPhone and iPad.
Tuesday, June 7th
New Mobile Safari stuff in iOS5
David B. Calhoun takes a look at the new iOS5 beta, which now includes support for things like position:fixed, overflow:scroll (still not quite perfect), new input type support, web workers, and ECMAScript 5.
Thursday, March 10th
What’s new on Safari for iPhone 4.3 and iPad 4.3
A quick review of the Nitro enhancements, new video/AppleTV features, and a note on the removal of the CSS variables feature.
Tuesday, November 23rd
Safari on iPhone & iPad 4.2: Accelerometer, WebSockets & better HTML5 support
Word started spreading yesterday that the new 4.2 Safari handled WebSockets, but it looks like there was a lot more to the update than met the eye. Can’t wait to play with the accelerometer in browser.
