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You know, wow. Maybe they just have no large corporate clients. - Edd Dumbill via twhirl
is ie i6 going??? Yihu!! :) - Gürkan OLUÇ
great!!! - ricardo valle
mac fanboys - Igor Guerrero
Hey buddy, good luck with that. - Earle Martin
as a apple fanboy, i think 37 signals is being too damn ridiculous. - burcu doğan
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"I don't know of a library that does all that you specify (and I created Processing.js) - and since you explicitly mention text overlays you're, really, only going to have luck using SVG (and, I guess, VML in Internet Explorer). With that in mind, here are [some libraries](http://starkravingfinkle.org/b...) that could help you achieve that goal." - John Resig
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I agree porting it to other browsers would be awesome. IE has the web developer toolbar but it doesn't even come close to the ease of inspecting a page like Firebug does. I use Firebug as more of a designer with the HTML inspection. I love to use the console to help me figure out my jQuery selectors. Color the javascript code would be good too. And the ability to see what events are attached to DOM elements. Would that include jQuery code as well? For instance: $("a").attr("href","http://www.damnralph.com"); do you envision that showing up as an attachment to a DOM element? I am not sure if you can consider that an event. - Ralph Whitbeck
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