The Features That Make Each Web Browser Unique

Posted by CmdrTaco on Monday May 2, 2011 @03:32AM from the what-a-boring-monday dept.

snydeq writes "InfoWorld's Peter Wayner offers a look at 13 promising features unique to one browser. From Chrome's support for SPDY, to IE9's emphasis on energy efficiency, to Firefox Sync, browser vendors are working hard to establish any edge that might attract more users to their stack of code. And while speed and HTML5 compatibility remain key in the battle of the Web browsers, unique features often point the way forward. 'Given the pace of browser updates these days, don't be surprised to find the best of the bunch being copied by competitors soon,' Wayner writes. 'After all, yesterday's browser bells and whistles are today's must-have features.'"

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Re:Thank you for linking to print page by Anonymous Coward · 2011-05-02 04:00 · Score: 0, Offtopic

It made me find the actual article and that is apparently 4 pages.
Again thank you
do fat people ever have thoughts like "now that I have to waddle because the friction between my gigantic thighs prevents me from walking like a normal person, maybe I am eating too much and should really do something about that"? they don't seem to. they just keep getting fatter and fatter. and for fucks sake quit making so many god damned excuses. eat less, exercise more, or both. that's all it takes.