Category: Safari

  • Reenact is back on iOS, baby!

    Five years ago, I wrote an iOS/Android/Firefox OS app called Reenact that helped you reenact photos. Four years ago, I abandoned the apps in favor of a web app that only worked in Chrome and Firefox. Today (zero years ago), I’m happy to announce that the web-based version of Reenact works in all major browsers…

  • An API for Browser Screenshots

    A proposal to reduce the number of out-of-date screenshots on the Web.

  • Pownce has a big security problem

    Kevin Rose’s latest project, Pownce, has a glaring security problem on its front page. The JavaScript that Pownce uses in its login form can reveal your password in plain text on the screen. Here are the steps to reproduce the problem in Firefox: Login to Pownce via http://www.pownce.com/. Allow Firefox to save your login information…

  • Safari on Windows: First impressions from a browser developer

    I’ve been playing around with the beta release of Safari on Windows XP, and here are my initial experiences and impressions: (I don’t use Safari on the Mac all that often, so I’m not claiming that these are bugs in Safari for Windows only.) Bookmarks importing does not work. It didn’t auto-detect any of my…

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