Some interesting twittering earlier today on the subject of Apple actually being worse than Microsoft for the Open Web. Seems like quite a provocative statement to me, and a concept worth discussing.
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There may be a better information source, but I just noticed a photo from the Gizmodo iPhone OS 3.0 coverage, which at the top right includes “Audio/Video tags“. Unless I’m very much mistaken, this refers to the HTML5 elements being supported in Safari!
This would be my #1 wish in my recent wish list, so if true and supported properly, it could be awesome.
One of CSS3′s most popular features is border-radius. The ease of just being able to specify your rounded corners in CSS is very appealing compared to using JavaScript or a bunch of bloated HTML to accomplish a simple effect. So here I will describe a CSS-only method we can use today that works in all four major browsers. Sadly, this does not include Internet Explorer, so I will include an alternative solution for it too.
Here’s a list of things I’d like to see webkit for Mobile Safari to support. The browser currently meets a lot of my web-app needs, but I want more! And yes, I could just write my own real apps, but I’d prefer a way for developers to make things without having to pay for the privilege to do so. So here’s what I’m looking for:
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