1. After going flashless both willingly on my computer and forcibly on my iPad, I am amused at the range of messages I get instead of flash content. The very best sites (of which there are all too few) actually display fallback content. Most sites tell me to install flash, some don't even mention flash and tell me to turn on JavaScript (it *is* on!), but the worst of the bunch assume that I do have it installed, and tell me I need to upgrade to a higher version! An arrogant assumption, IMO. #flash #webdesign

    After going flashless both willingly on my computer and forcibly on my iPad, I am amused at the range of messages I get instead of flash content. The very best sites (of which there are all too few) actually display fallback content. Most sites tell me to install flash, some don't even mention flash and tell me to turn on JavaScript (it is on!), but the worst of the bunch assume that I do have it installed, and tell me I need to upgrade to a higher version! An arrogant assumption, IMO.

  2. Figured out the bit of js that provides Safari with a custom top sites preview site, a la iCloud: if(window.navigator&&window.navigator.loadPurpose==="preview") { window.location.href="ADDRESS OF TOP SITES PREVIEW" }; #webdesign #apple #safari #javascript #js

    Figured out the bit of js that provides Safari with a custom top sites preview site, a la iCloud:

    if(window.navigator&&window.navigator.loadPurpose==="preview") { window.location.href="ADDRESS OF TOP SITES PREVIEW" };

  3. Webmasters: If you want to stop giving Google all of your site's analytics, [Piwik](http://piwik.org/) is a great alternative — open source and self hosted. I actually much prefer it, as it uses #html5 graphics instead of flash (mainly). #webdesign

    Webmasters: If you want to stop giving Google all of your site's analytics, Piwik is a great alternative — open source and self hosted. I actually much prefer it, as it uses graphics instead of flash (mainly).