20080530 Mental note on Safari, cookies and underscores

In short: do not use underscores for your local domains. Apparently, Safari decided to be kind of very strict, which means it will show a website whose domain name contains underscores, but will dutifully ignore every request to set cookies on it. It’s very funny because if they really wanted to be strict they should [...]

20060326 Switching is good stuff

It had to happen. When you’re all day long working with php and mysql, smarty and whatnot, the last thing you want to do when you have some free time is to continue fighting with the same issues once and once again.

20060310 if06 and safari bugs

Some of you may know and others may not know, but I am not contributing directly in the organization of ifparty this year for several reasons. Even though I am providing certain assistance if it’s on my hands. For example, this week I have been submitting and providing info to Webkit’s developers to be able [...]

20051214 I also want safari support!

In this post from Business Logs, Mike Rundle points something very clear: Either support Safari, or lose customers. He’s sooo clear that makes me feel like wearing shades. There is more than one example of website which does not work with safari; some days ago I pointed GAP as an example of shop banning Safari [...]

20051208 Firefox 1.5: an addictive drug

Once you have installed Firefox 1.5 on your system, you absolutely feel the need to drag and drop items in your Task Bar (for the miserable people like me which has to work with a windows box) and close programs by clicking over them with the middle button. And then is when you feel sooooo [...]