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Tag Archives: safari

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 [...]

iPhone 3.0 geolocation with Javascript

I was watching one of the video tutorials from Apple last night about some custom JS available on Safari, only on the iPhone 3.0, that let’s you interact with the phone and obtain data like the current location, etc. So I built a little page to see how it works. I included Mootools 1.2.3 from [...]

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 [...]

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This is a blog about development, focused mainly on Javascript but also other languages like python, shell scripts and more.

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Eneko Alonso is a software engineer and UI developer with more than eight years of experience in software and web development. He lives in San Luis Obispo, California and works at LEVEL Studios.

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