Tag Archives: browser
Detecting when CSS gets loaded by the browser with Mootools and Asset.css
Asset.css claims to have an onload event in Mootools documentation, but sadly, not all browsers support this feature. Even worse, browsers like Chrome seem to support the event, but never fire it. After some research and testing at work, we have come up with a solution that overrides Asset.css to detect when CSS gets loaded [...]
Safari 4 rocks
I’ve been using Safari both at home and work since last Thursday when I first knew it had been released and it looks very fast and solid. They have finally added some standard keyboard shortcuts, like Ctrl+Tab and now you can restore your previous session (all pages open) the next time you open the browser [...]
Modifying the URL Hash without affecting the browser history
Although this is not very common, some times you would like to modify the URL hash (this is the value after the # on the URL) without affecting the browser history. Let’s say you have multiple sets of tabs on your page or simply that your hash is going to change very often. But still [...]