Comments on: We’re gonna party like it’s our birthday (because it is!) http://webkit.org/blog/103/were-gonna-party-like-its-our-birthday-because-it-is/ All about WebKit development Thu, 28 Aug 2008 00:06:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Geek 2.0 — Jonathan Rass » Blog Archive » Safari 3 Public Beta http://webkit.org/blog/103/were-gonna-party-like-its-our-birthday-because-it-is/#comment-22321 Geek 2.0 — Jonathan Rass » Blog Archive » Safari 3 Public Beta Tue, 12 Jun 2007 07:17:16 +0000 http://webkit.org/blog/?p=103#comment-22321 [...] at the Worldwide Developers Conference and exactly in time for the birthday party of this project Apple introduced the new version of Safari. The interesting fact is that they have made a version [...] [...] at the Worldwide Developers Conference and exactly in time for the birthday party of this project Apple introduced the new version of Safari. The interesting fact is that they have made a version [...]

]]> By: joerg http://webkit.org/blog/103/were-gonna-party-like-its-our-birthday-because-it-is/#comment-22320 joerg Tue, 12 Jun 2007 02:38:50 +0000 http://webkit.org/blog/?p=103#comment-22320 Congratulations to the whole team. This was a great move. Read the arstech article. Party on! Congratulations to the whole team.

This was a great move. Read the arstech article. Party on!

]]> By: kodybryson http://webkit.org/blog/103/were-gonna-party-like-its-our-birthday-because-it-is/#comment-22317 kodybryson Mon, 11 Jun 2007 20:18:54 +0000 http://webkit.org/blog/?p=103#comment-22317 Why do I do this to myself on a blog where I can't delete my comments? Why? What I forgot to say above was that all opinions expressed by me are not representative of the truth or certanly not of any Microsoft trade secrets and merely represent an opinion I may or may not have had at any given time. Any statements made are unproveable and unquantifiable. I think I may be tired, and not in my right mind. Everything said above may be a blatant lie and I may have never actually worked for Microsoft at all. That post was merely for fictional entertainment purposes. Microsoft is great. All hail Bill! (I love you guys, really, call me!) There, that should do it... Why do I do this to myself on a blog where I can’t delete my comments? Why?

What I forgot to say above was that all opinions expressed by me are not representative of the truth or certanly not of any Microsoft trade secrets and merely represent an opinion I may or may not have had at any given time. Any statements made are unproveable and unquantifiable. I think I may be tired, and not in my right mind. Everything said above may be a blatant lie and I may have never actually worked for Microsoft at all. That post was merely for fictional entertainment purposes. Microsoft is great. All hail Bill! (I love you guys, really, call me!)

There, that should do it…

]]> By: kodybryson http://webkit.org/blog/103/were-gonna-party-like-its-our-birthday-because-it-is/#comment-22316 kodybryson Mon, 11 Jun 2007 20:02:38 +0000 http://webkit.org/blog/?p=103#comment-22316 Yes, congratulations. What an awesome move. I always feel nervous about posting something like what I'm about to say for legal reasons (Microsoft has very mean lawyers), but as someone who used to work on IE long long ago, you should have no technical problem beating Microsoft in the browser space. I don't work there anymore, but when I left, the IE team was basically composed of mostly the worst remnants of a once great team. As a bitter ex-employee, and a lover of computers, all of today's announcements make me extremely happy. I'm posting this comment in the Safari 3 beta! (On a Mac, of course, let's not be ridiculous.) Yes, congratulations. What an awesome move. I always feel nervous about posting something like what I’m about to say for legal reasons (Microsoft has very mean lawyers), but as someone who used to work on IE long long ago, you should have no technical problem beating Microsoft in the browser space. I don’t work there anymore, but when I left, the IE team was basically composed of mostly the worst remnants of a once great team.

As a bitter ex-employee, and a lover of computers, all of today’s announcements make me extremely happy. I’m posting this comment in the Safari 3 beta! (On a Mac, of course, let’s not be ridiculous.)

]]> By: Brady J. Frey http://webkit.org/blog/103/were-gonna-party-like-its-our-birthday-because-it-is/#comment-22313 Brady J. Frey Mon, 11 Jun 2007 19:20:35 +0000 http://webkit.org/blog/?p=103#comment-22313 Congratulations on the windows move... if there is a congratulations on building for windows... but congratulations on the growth in browser numbers! I look forward to building more standards sites with ease. P.S. - send my regards to the apple.com design team on their move to a valid, tableless, semantic site. Brings a tear to my eye:) Congratulations on the windows move… if there is a congratulations on building for windows… but congratulations on the growth in browser numbers! I look forward to building more standards sites with ease.

P.S. - send my regards to the apple.com design team on their move to a valid, tableless, semantic site. Brings a tear to my eye:)

]]> By: aroben http://webkit.org/blog/103/were-gonna-party-like-its-our-birthday-because-it-is/#comment-22309 aroben Sun, 10 Jun 2007 17:48:10 +0000 http://webkit.org/blog/?p=103#comment-22309 You don't need passwords to PARTY!!!1 You don’t need passwords to PARTY!!!1

]]> By: Mark Rowe http://webkit.org/blog/103/were-gonna-party-like-its-our-birthday-because-it-is/#comment-22306 Mark Rowe Sat, 09 Jun 2007 20:11:26 +0000 http://webkit.org/blog/?p=103#comment-22306 It's an incompatibility between the version of Safari that ships with Mac OS X 10.4 (Safari v2.0.x) and the version of WebKit in the nightly builds. The implementation of form controls was substantially reworked in WebKit, and one side effect of this is that Safari changes are required to enable autocomplete to work. This should be resolved when WebKit is officially released by Apple. It’s an incompatibility between the version of Safari that ships with Mac OS X 10.4 (Safari v2.0.x) and the version of WebKit in the nightly builds. The implementation of form controls was substantially reworked in WebKit, and one side effect of this is that Safari changes are required to enable autocomplete to work. This should be resolved when WebKit is officially released by Apple.

]]> By: anaknipedro http://webkit.org/blog/103/were-gonna-party-like-its-our-birthday-because-it-is/#comment-22305 anaknipedro Sat, 09 Jun 2007 19:08:13 +0000 http://webkit.org/blog/?p=103#comment-22305 I know this isn't a help forum, but I was hoping someone could direct me to a solution. I have been using nightly builds for 3 months now and it seems that none of them save my passwords. Am I missing something? I know this isn’t a help forum, but I was hoping someone could direct me to a solution. I have been using nightly builds for 3 months now and it seems that none of them save my passwords. Am I missing something?

]]> By: Red Sweater Blog - WWDC 2007 http://webkit.org/blog/103/were-gonna-party-like-its-our-birthday-because-it-is/#comment-22299 Red Sweater Blog - WWDC 2007 Fri, 08 Jun 2007 00:09:06 +0000 http://webkit.org/blog/?p=103#comment-22299 [...] was busy earning a BA in Music). Also, right around the corner and at roughly the same time are the WebKit and TUAW parties. So if you get bored anywhere you should find amusement [...] [...] was busy earning a BA in Music). Also, right around the corner and at roughly the same time are the WebKit and TUAW parties. So if you get bored anywhere you should find amusement [...]

]]> By: cplater http://webkit.org/blog/103/were-gonna-party-like-its-our-birthday-because-it-is/#comment-22297 cplater Tue, 05 Jun 2007 16:54:59 +0000 http://webkit.org/blog/?p=103#comment-22297 sulka: You're on! sulka: You’re on!

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