@font-face is definitely a huge string to the CSS author's bow, in fact, it's like a freekin' flamin' arrow, but watch out, Safari isn't very nice to slow connections.

A subtle effect on the CSS Tricks site that I've always liked, is the nudged links in the footer of the page. With recent chatter about Progressive Enrichment I thought it would be fun, and rather quick to show off his effect using just CSS.

This is probably the first time I've come across a bug in Safari that's comparable in bizarreness to IE bugs. The symptoms of this bug are that when you set the CSS display property to block from none the element doesn't appear. In fact, it has a height of zero.

With the release of Safari 3.1 the brand new install reverted out my nice RSS icons. Annoyingly, Mac Specialist seems to have deleted their original post offering the install.

I've just upgraded to Safari 3.1 and I'm trying to catalogue the list of available functionality. I'm certain this upgrade is driven by the announcement of the SDK for the iPhone, because in the demos showing that web development has been upgraded, it shows how features can be exploited on an iPhone - but as developers [...]

Jon Hicks proposed it over a year ago and I went ahead and wrote it as a bookmarklet. Finally now, the people who created Safari Tidy (for live xhtml validation), have created a fully integrated Safari Microformats plugin.

I'm a fan of the textarea resize function in Safari 3 - and as such I've had my first crack at a Firefox extension. Download the Firefox text sizer extension