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Ladybird Browser
I've been playing with the (pre-Alpha version of) Ladybird, and it fills me with such joy and excitement.
Browser diversity
Back in 2018, while other Web developers were celebrating, I expressed my dismay at the news that Microsoft Edge was on the cusp of switching from using Microsoft's ownNetscape's Untold Webstories
I mentioned yesterday that during Bloganuary I'd put non-Bloganuary-prompt post ideas onto the backburner, and considered extending my daily streak by posting them in February. Here's part of my attempt to do that:
Let's take a trip into the Web of yesteryear, with thanks to our friends at the standards, web development, history, web, netscape, web browser, published on gemini, browsers, technology, web design, browser wars, web browsersEdge Blink and Progressive Web Apps
As I've previously mentioned (sadly), Microsoft Edge is to drop its own rendering engine EdgeHTML and replace it with Blink, Google's one (more of my and others related sadness here, here, here, and here). Earlier this month, Microsoft made available the first prerelease versions of the browser,Edge may be becoming Chromium-powered, and that's terrible
Microsoft engineers have been spotted committing code to Chromium, the backend of Google Chrome and many other web browsers. This, among other things, has lead to speculation that Microsoft's browser, Edge, might be planned to switch from its current rendering engine (EdgeHTML) to Blink microsoft, history, google, browsers, technology, web browsers, browser wars20 Years Of Blogging
Come next week, I'll have been blogging for 20 years - significantly over half my life. Over that time, a lot has changed on the Web, in the world, and for me: how has my blog (and my blogging) adapted?
https://danq.me/2018/10/08/20-years-of-blogging/How Edge Follows In IE's Security Failings
I've generally been pretty defensive of Microsoft Edge, the default web browser in Windows 10. Unlike its much-mocked predecessor Internet Explorer, Edge is fast, clean, modern, and boasts good standards-compliance: all of the things that Internet Explorer infamously failed at! I was genuinely research, web, security, internet explorer, microsoft, hacking, edge, web browsers, ssl, browser wars