Posts Tagged ‘web browser’
sIFR (scalable Inman Flash Replacement): allows for dynamically-generated snippets of text to use any font supported in Flash using a combination of JavaScript and Flash embedding to replace characters on the page.
In my last post regarding sIFR, I compared sIFR against Cufon and FLIR. Since there is a great deal of interest in them, I decided to go deeper into what I believe is the superior out of the three..
In the past few years we’ve seen a growing trend towards forcing new typefaces on the web. CSS defines a property for browsers to support a property called @font-face which lets the developer define new typefaces and include the original font file for the browser to download and render the site with. Support for this feature has been implemented in Safari and is due to release with the next versions of Firefox and Opera…
Since the Firefox Web Browser is so highly supported and has such a strong community, there are bound to be extensions and themes customized to all sorts of audiences.. especially web developers whether veteran or noobs. Being a web developer myself, I’ve found that Firefox can easily be your number one tool in developing high [...]