Posts tagged browsers
Taking “Snapshots” of Web Pages
Oct 8th
There are many reasons one might need to take a snapshot of a web page. Most often, it’s to archive existing content or keep track of page variations.
While Google and other sites cache web pages, the best way to ensure you’ve got a timestamped copy of any page is to capture it yourself.
Question of the Week: What’s Your Browser of Choice?
Oct 4th
All “testing” aside, for surfing the Internet, shopping, playing games, etc., what’s your browser of choice? And what makes the browser you use so appealing?
Latest Technology? How About Customers First…
Oct 4th
You may be eager to update your online store to use the latest technology. By doing so, however, you just might be crippling your customer base.
PeC: Are Tabbed Browsers Bad for Business?
Jul 21st
PeC Blog Post: When tabbed browsing launched, life got easier. But are shoppers getting lost when trying to view supporting content?
Don’t Write Off IE6 Just Yet…
Jun 1st
This week social media / tech site Mashable reported that the number of Internet Explorer 6 users has now dropped to under 5%. Their article aptly said IE6 is “finally nearing extinction.” Note the key words here though: finally… nearing…
