Google Chrome, the browser-as-a-modern-operating-system, came out of beta earlier this week. I love that Chrome uses Safari’s WebKit engine. I love that the version it uses is more advanced than that which Safari uses, so you not only get to use fancy CSS3-esque features like box-shadow: and border-radius:, but it features the improved Web Inspector. […]
Safari 3.1 is finally out, and it’s fast. There’s a new Develop menu, and the Web Inspector has received some welcome polish. But there is one expected feature that is missing in action, described in the post “Web Inspector Update” on the WebKit blog: Inline CSS EditingThis is the biggest new feature of the Inspector. […]
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