MySpace is sharing an open source project named MySpace’s Performance Tracker which is an Internet Explorer plugin for capturing and measuring possible bottlenecks on webpages.

The plugin is a great helper to developers for:

measure the CPU hit and memory footprint of your pages
reviewing screenshots of the page while it renders
reviewing rendered HTML on each point of [...]

For every web designer & developer, refreshing the browsers to see the updates we make is a very common action.
XRefresh is a solution, specifically built for easing this process, which automatically refreshes browsers once an update to a file in our project folder is done.

It comes with 2 parts: a browser plugin (both for Firefox & [...]

If you’re an Opera user, the Norwegian browser has upgraded to version 9.62 to plug two potential security breaches that could be used to execute arbitrary code.

Available for Windows, Mac, and Linux, Opera labeled the History Search security hole as “extremely severe.” The exploit could be used to execute arbitrary code through the search results [...]

Google Chrome version 0.3.154.9 has been released.
You will automatically get updated in the next few days. You can open About Google Chrome (from the wrench menu) to get the update at any time.

This release fixes the top issues we’ve heard about from people using the Beta release, especially with plugins (the programs that show [...]

In an article at the recently launched Vitamin, Dave Shea brings up the potential dangers of using CSS hacks. Stop Hacking, or be Stopped is Dave’s first article for Vitamin, which looks like it will be a great resource for web designers, developers and entrepreneurs.
In the article Dave uses the upcoming release of IE7 to [...]