YouTube was among the first big brands which decided to stop supporting Internet Explorer 6 and today Google joined the IE6 ban. Like many others Google is using more and more Javascript technology to realize Rich Internet Applications (RIA). The main issue is that JavaScript is not supported in the same way by different browsers and especially preparing a working Internet application for IE6 is a time consuming trial and error challenge.

For some time now I’ve been really astonished by Chrome, the free browser by Google. I just love its performance, how tiny but useful Google made it. I think that we all like such applications. However, my Chrome love is in danger! My old browser-friend is still coming back to me – Firefox. Sometimes I can refuse to use Firefox and suddenly I notice that I have 50 pages opened in Chrome, 10 in Firefox but I can’t move them all to Chrome…Why I love Chrome, but stil use Firefox?

If you have been online today, you couldn’t have missed it. A new Firefox release is available, after several hours already over 2 million people downloaded the new version. High time because the last official release is about one year old. Despite all the buzz that was going on today on Twitter and other social networking sites and blogs, what does this really mean? Who is going to use the new fancy functionalities? Based on some analysis of web statistics I presume that the first user group will be mainly software developers and web designers. Besides I do not believe that Internet Explorer will lose any market share.

“Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue”

Finally Firefox 3.5 is out! What could we expect from this new release? After a few weeks of intensive advertising I expect to see some fireworks. Hopefully, it won’t fall short of my expectations.