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A tumblog about the browser engine built into Safari, Chrome, iPhone, Palm Pre, and Android.

Written by David Kaneda, Creative Director at Ext JS. Submissions welcome.

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Latest from @WebKitBits:

    Posts tagged with “safari” :

    SublimeVideo, a beautiful HTML5 video player from Jilion, now supports Gecko/Firefox. Note that the WebKit implementation is still a bit more functional, though the team expects the two to be identical when Firefox 3.7 is released.

    SublimeVideo, a beautiful HTML5 video player from Jilion, now supports Gecko/Firefox. Note that the WebKit implementation is still a bit more functional, though the team expects the two to be identical when Firefox 3.7 is released.

    2/19 1:09pm · 52 notes html5videosafarifirefox

    Web Development for the iPhone: HTML, CSS & JS Support

    A very comprehensive list of selectors, CSS3 features, and HTML5 elements featured on the iPhone.
    2/8 10:06am · 17 notes csscss3htmlhtml5iphonesafarimobile
    “Apparently, the touchstart event object persists in browser memory even when the event has long ended. More importantly, it continues to be updated with information about the current touch action.”
    PPK details a discovery that could have a huge impact for mobile web app performance.
    2/8 9:05am · 2 notes iphonesafaritouch
    “‘Good enough’ is not good enough on the iPhone.”
    John Gruber counters Peter-Paul Koch’s recent article regarding the viability of commercial web apps on the iPhone.
    12/16 6:06am · 1 notes iphonesafariwebapp

    Showcase of Designs Optimized for iPhone

    Smashing Magazine has a great roundup posts of iPhone-optimized websites. Includes some of my favorites, like Nike Lab and Volkswagen.
    10/7 8:08am · 2 notes iphonemobilesafariui

    jQTouch Beta 2

    jqtouch:

    The new beta of jQTouch is ready for download with a ton of enhancements and fixes. For those who don’t know, jQTouch is a jQuery plugin which helps create immersive experiences on the iPhone and iPod Touch. New in beta 2:

    • 8 core page animations (including several 3d options) and the ability to easily add your own. See the animations running like butter in a demo video.
    • Support for custom extensions, including 4 built-in sample extensions for geo location, offline support, a “floaty” menu, and automatic title creation.
    • A public object now allows you to manipulate jQTouch dynamically with functions like goTo(), goBack(), and submitForm().
    • A “fast touch” feature is enabled by default, improving responsiveness up to 500% in some cases.

    Check out the new preview on your iPhone and download a copy to play with today!
    10/6 11:08am · 26 notes javascripthtml5htmlcss3iphonesafarijqtouch

    Thin Text in Safari with Snow Leopard

    Steve Smith shows how to fix the bulky sub-pixel text rendering in Snow Leopard’s Safari, now that the text-shadow trick no longer works.
    9/22 7:59am · 5 notes safariuidesign

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