Browser Features - Poll Results

After reviewing the results of the last poll, we opened up the Browser Features Poll asking you what Browser features you cared about most. As a site delivering content mainly to Web Developers, the results obviously cater to a developers perspective but the results are interesting none the less.


Browser Features Poll Results:

Surprise, surprise! Developers care most about the JavaScript/DOM Support. Web 2.0 depends heavily on decent JavaScript/DOM Support and what troubles developers most is the lack of consistency across Major Browsers. CSS support and Security took a close 2nd, followed by Bug Tracking and Rendering Speed.

On the low end was Bookmarks and RSS. Not too surprising since these aren't the most critical parts of a browser, and other Manager/Aggregaters tend to be better at this role anyway.

A new poll will be up shortly, so be sure to check back soon.

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Browser Preferences - Poll Results

It isn't much of a surprise, but lets review the findings.

Several weeks ago, we opened up a poll asking you what your favorite Web Browsers were. As a site delivering content mainly to Web Developers, it came as no surprise that Mozilla Firefox was by far the most favored Browser.

Favorite Browser Poll Results:




What is interesting to see, is the breakdown of other Browsers. Keep in mind, these are "preferred" Browsers, not necessarily reflecting spec compliance, features or bugs, but rather what you prefer as a browser.

Thus a new poll has opened, asking you what features in a browser are most important to you? Do you care about add-ons? Do you care about Specs? Do you care about speed? etc.

Feel free to choose your favorite features in a Browser (any browser) as we dig deeper into what makes a good browser, and thus what features we would like added, or bugs we'd like fixed in other browsers.

Happy New Year!

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