The Webkit Inspector | Extra Future

[A thoughtful, in-depth, guide to the most powerful web development tool in any browser today.][link]

If you aren’t developing in a Webkit-based browser (Chrome, Safari) you’re probably wasting a lot of time.

[link]: http://jtaby.com/2012/04/23/modern-web-development-part-1.html “Modern Web Development”

Pure CSS Progress Bar
[This is very pretty, but requires a WebKit-based browser (Chrome, Safari).][link] [link]: http://ivan.ly/ui/ “CSS Progress Bar”...
Opera confirms WebKit prefix usage
[Mozilla, Microsoft, and Opera are none too happy][link] about Webkit’s prefixes becoming a sort of organic standard, especially on mobile: >Opera, along with Microsoft and Mozilla, announced at a CSS Working Group meeting that we would support some WebKit prefixes. This is because too many authors of mobile sites only use the WebKit-prefixed version, and […]...
There is no WebKit on Mobile
[Peter-Paul Koch tests 19 different versions][link] of WebKit/KHTML and [creates a table comparing their successes and failures][table]. His verdict: You’re going to have to test in multiple WebKit-based browsers for awhile, yet. [link]: http://www.quirksmode.org/blog/archives/2009/10/there_is_no_web.html “QuirksBlog: There is no WebKit on Mobile” [table]: http://www.quirksmode.org/webkit.html “The Table”...

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