Estelle Weyl discusses CSS3 Support in Safari 3.0, briefly covering the new features of CSS3 such as multiple backgrounds, rounded corners, and selectors. Also provided is a table showing which features are supported or not supported in iPhone and WinXP. No OSX though?
Now the only question is: How long until CSS3 becomes the standard?
Safari 3.0 CSS Support ยป CSS, JavaScript and XHTML Explained
In the heat of iPhone’s launch I landed on another one of those Mac vs Windows-inspired videos. This time around it’s the Opera Mini vs the iPhone, and although it should properly be dubbed Opera Mini vs Safari Mobile, it’s still fun to watch.
Edit: Layout getting messed up because of Youtube’s embed tags getting “auto-corrected” has now been fixed. Thanks, Antonette!
IE NetRenderer is a free online service that takes in a URL and generates a rendering in different versions of Internet Explorer. Browsershots.org remains a favorite, but this site can actually render in IE7 and it does so instantly instead of putting it in a queue.
For the hardcore developers out there you may want to check out Browsercam.com. The free trial only lasts 24 hours and is limited to 200 captures after which you will have to pay, but it supports a wide range of browsers including Mobile ones.
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