I can’t believe Google has reached version 13, when version 1 was released just a few years ago… I can remember reading about the first release while at the Las Vegas airport waiting for my flight back to Vancouver.
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Using HTML5 localStorage in Web Applications
localStorage is the W3C Web Storage API specification that allows you to store data locally in key/value pairs, using Javascript. These are stored as strings in the client’s browser without using Cookies of any kind. It is supported in all modern HTML5 browsers. This is not to be confused with the defunct W3C Web SQL … Continue reading →
Mozilla Accelerates Firefox Version Release Schedule
If you’re a Firefox user, you may have noticed it took quite a long time to get your hands on Firefox 4 (it was released March 22, 2011 and came almost 15 months after Firefox 3.6). That’s because Mozilla had quite a long development window. Compared to Google’s Chrome browser which releases a new version … Continue reading →
HTML5 Speech to Text Features in Webkit
One of the coolest features of HTML5 is the ability to do Speech-to-Text, natively in your web browser. Google’s Chrome leads the way as they’ve implemented this feature in their lastest Chrome release.
Fixing Cut and Paste when using Remote Desktop
I can’t believe I didn’t think of this sooner – checking Google seems to have a solution for almost anything. Once in a while, the copy-and-paste between computers when using Remote Desktop in Windows fails. This is essential if I’m working on a Remote computer and want to paste some text into the host computer.