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Google Chrome Frame - A First Look

In one single day the news about Google Chrome Frame has reached, I suppose, every web related company or developer. As posted before , I hope this plug-in will be adopted soon throwing away every other plug-in " record ", thanks to its target: the most used, discussed, slow, and not standard, casa Microsoft default browser, Internet Explorer. I have spent part of my precedent night sleeping testing this little revolution from Big G. and here there are first suggestions, impressions, results. The Correct Way To Set Chrome Frame The Google Getting Started guide is a good lecture, but it is not enough . The Making Your Pages Work with Google Chrome Frame is incomplete, and I will tell you why. First of all, we need to understand that Chrome is a Runtime Embedded Browser plug-in, not a tag related one then, as Adobe Flash Player is. Writing something like: Just add this tag to the top of the page: That's it! is confusing and not that detailed info. A meta tag is normal...

UK Bing Roundtable - Just My Opinion

It is probably too late and I did not check other guys blogs, but I would like to bring here my impressions about this Bing event I have been invited few days ago. How Did It Start Hi Andrea, I'm writing on behalf of Microsoft to invite you to a discussion about Bing, the new search engine that recently launched in beta in the UK. ... Colin Mercer, a member of Microsoft Life Without Walls initiative group, is a truly nice guy. Spontaneous, friendly, exactly that kind of guy that could let a group of foreigners feel comfortable since first meet up minutes. Being glad to have been invited without asking, and without being a Microsoft fun as well, of course I was there: to understand what this initiative was about and why they called me, raising my doubts from this high geek technical blog. Bing Round Table, The Good Part To be honest, I am not going to be that nice about this event, but I have to admit that seeing Microsoft trying to be closer than before with people that make Web l...