2012
2011
HTML5 Parsing in IE10
Death of conditional comments
Utilu IE Collection - Utilu.com
by 1 otherUtilu IE Collection contains multiple standalone versions of the browser Internet Explorer, which can be used at the same time.
2010
On Internet Explorer and Microsoft
First we had the news that Outlook was to use Word as it’s default HTML renderer*, and now we have the launch of Windows Phone 7 with a modded version of IE7 as its browser.
Making Sites Look Their Best in Standards Mode - IEBlog
IE has traditionally drawn a 2-pixel border around the content area of a site.
IE’s big leap forward; CSS3 selectors fully supported
But we cannot in good faith say that IE is behind the others any more.
Everything you Know about Clearfix is Wrong
Making sure that elements are styled the same across browsers is styling 101. It is the first step toward achieving cross-browser compatibility.
2009
An Early Look At IE9 for Developers
Toujours un train de retard mais on ne revient pas comme ça de 10 ans de glande. Mais ils sont sur la bonne voie.
Google, you clever bastards
Google have provided a way for websites to opt out of IE6 (and even IE7) support without requiring enterprise-wide, Intranet-breaking browser upgrades, something Microsoft occasionally promised but never managed to deliver. In doing so, they've cheekily cut Microsoft out of the upgrade path of their own web browser.
Chromium Blog: Introducing Google Chrome Frame
by 2 othersOne challenge developers face in using these new technologies is that they are not yet supported by Internet Explorer. Developers can't afford to ignore IE—most people use some version of IE—so they end up spending lots of time implementing work-arounds or limiting the functionality of their apps.
IE6ify Bookmarklet
After years of observation and reverse engineering I am proud to say I have been able to reproduce the IE6 algorithm to break even the most standards-compliant websites
Understanding Browser HTTP Accept Headers: Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera, and WebKit (Safari / Chrome)
Content-negotiation with the Accept header is an interesting idea in principle that is hard to use properly in practice because browsers misuse it
2008
@font-face in IE: Making Web Fonts Work
by 1 otherCreate the .eot file with WEFT, then use conditional comments
Internet Explorer 6 debugging techniques you won't learn in school
(via)Forget about the problem, drink beer, a lot of it
IEBlog : Ending Expressions
Expressions evaluation has a high runtime cost; web performance experts recommend avoiding them to improve front-end performance
Conditional ClassNames
by 1 otherUsing conditional comments to work around problems in Internet Explorer, without the extra HTTP request of an IE-only stylesheet
IEBlog : Introducing IE=EmulateIE7
The X-UA-Compatible tag and header override any existing DOCTYPE
