Browsers

Cross-Browser-Compatibility

Cross-Browser Compatibility & It’s Importance

The job of a web developer today is a very complex task. Between the requirements set by marketers and tests performed by UX designers, every web developer should at some point consider the cross-browser compatibility of his or her website. This is a major challenge faced by all those, who want to provide the best online experience possible – ensuring that a website performs excellently in all browsers is a part of that effort. It’s safe to say that consumers use various web browsing tools – from niche ones like Konqueror to giants, such as Firefox, Chrome or IE. Here’s … Continue Reading…

7 Predictions About 2014

7 Predictions About 2014

As 2014 is already here, we are here too, with our predictions and hopes for the year and from the year. Without beating around the bush, lets see what these predictions are. It Will Be All About SmartPhones Although for North Americans and West Europeans, this might sound a bit strange, as you are already having the best Apple, Samsung, Sony or HTC has to offer, it is not till middle of 2013 when the sales of smartphones started to match the predictions in the regions like Asia, South America or Eastern Europe. We have said this umpteen number of … Continue Reading…

Introduction to Web Browsers

Web Browsers have come a long way from the days of the first internet web browser, Mosaic and the like. The monopoly of the Microsoft-authored Internet Explorer has been decisively broken and terminated possibly, forever. Web browsers today have progressed from being a mere internet-exploring tool to being a multi-purpose, multi-pronged application that brings several advantages to the web visitor. A web browser is defined as a software application, a typical HTTP client that helps the internet visitor to interpret the HTML documents and display the content from web servers or in file systems.Today there are a variety of internet … Continue Reading…