Yesterday I released WP YouTube Lyte 1.1.5, which amongst other things has a workaround for the bug that required 2 clicks to play an Lyte-embedded Youtube on an iOS-device. The reason for the bug: WP YouTube Lyte replaces the “lyte player” with an autoplaying YouTube embed upon the first click, but Mobile Safari does not … Read more
Groot nieuws: Safari3 is de smaak van mijn wiki eindelijk beu en vreet er geen tekst in de textarea’s meer! De webkit nightly build van 26-8-2007 (werkt enkel als je Safari3 voor Windows al geïnstalleerd hebt staan) heeft deze lelijkaard immers de wereld uit geholpen. Als ik de uitleg in de webkit-bugtracker goed begrijp, werd … Read more
Omdat ik in het diepst van mijn gedachten een Steve Jobs-fanboy ben en omdat ik zo graag met browsers speel, heb ik na mijn rant van vorige week vlijtig verder geëxperimenteerd met Safari3 voor Windows en speurde ik het wilde wereld web verder af naar informatie over mijn kleine probleempjes. En ik mag misschien nog … Read more
Safari Beta3 voor Windows is uit, dit kon U al uitgebreid lezen in de pers en natuurlijk ook in blogland. Als wannebe-mac-user met een boontje voor alles wat niet MSIE6 (yuck) is, ben ik verplicht Safari te downloaden, installeren en testen. En ik zal maar direct met de deur in huis vallen: blijf er zo … Read more
Cache Enabler – WordPress Cache is a new page caching kid on the WordPress plugin block by the Switzerland-based KeyCDN. It’s based in part on Cachify (which has a strong user-base in Germany) but seems less complex/ flexible. What makes it unique though, is it that it allows one to serve pages with WEBP images … Read more
Just found this one in my http logfile; Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.3; WOW64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/40.0.2214.111 Safari/537.36 OPR/27.0.1689.69 So one User Agent string mentioning 4 browsers (Mozilla, Safari, Chrome and finally Opera 27, which is the actual browser) and 3 rendering engines (Applewebkit, KHTML and Gecko)? There is a lot of web-history in … Read more
Well, checking out the browser, off course! I had the opportunity to ride along with a friend in his brand new Tesla yesterday. Great ride, but you know that already, so I checked out the browser and data connectivity obviously. I visited my own little “ip check” page and saw this in the logfile: 188.207.103.140 … Read more
Imagine you run WordPress with English as default language, but some posts are in another language. Dutch, maybe? Up until a couple of months ago, you wouldn’t really notice anything about that setup. Google might be slightly confused, but us bloggers aren’t really into SEO anyhow, no? But with the release Safari 5.1, Firefox 16 … Read more
So, do background-images lazy-load with display:none? I did a quick test by loading this testpage created by Steve Souders on webpagetest.org. These are the results: IE9 loads the background image: http://www.webpagetest.org/result/121210_73_A2T/ IE10 still loads the background image http://www.webpagetest.org/result/121210_D8_A3Y/ Even Chrome loads the background image: http://www.webpagetest.org/result/121210_VZ_A4Z/ Safari (on Windows) can’t help but downloading the background image: … Read more
A couple of weeks ago I sobbed because of the lack of support for “unsafe-inline” in Firefox. There’s some Mozillians working on that (for CSS, at least), but given the release-train, that’ll probably only appear around Firefox 19. While perusing CSP-related tickets in Bugzilla however, I came across an interesting comment: Firefox expects “options inline-script … Read more