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HTML5 Boiler Plate Hits 2.0
In: web resources
11 Aug 2011HTML5 Boiler Plate, a template for building HTML5 sites, has been updated to version 2.0. You can find it in GitHub here. One particularly slick feature: it will prompt users of Internet Explorer 6 to install Google Chrome Frame, which no longer requires admin privileges to run. Sponsor Other new features include: Uses normalize.css instead [...]
HTML5 Boiler Plate Hits 2.0
In: web resources
11 Aug 2011HTML5 Boiler Plate, a template for building HTML5 sites, has been updated to version 2.0. You can find it in GitHub here. One particularly slick feature: it will prompt users of Internet Explorer 6 to install Google Chrome Frame, which no longer requires admin privileges to run. Sponsor Other new features include: Uses normalize.css instead [...]
HTML5 Boiler Plate Hits 2.0
In: web resources
11 Aug 2011HTML5 Boiler Plate, a template for building HTML5 sites, has been updated to version 2.0. You can find it in GitHub here. One particularly slick feature: it will prompt users of Internet Explorer 6 to install Google Chrome Frame, which no longer requires admin privileges to run. Sponsor Other new features include: Uses normalize.css instead [...]
Google’s web browser Chrome is now the second most-popular browser in the United Kingdom, according to web metrics company Statcounter. Chrome’s market share has been on an upward trajectory globally, but in the UK Google’s browser has been doing exceptionally well, having captured a 22.12% market share in July, edging out Firefox, which currently holds [...]
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