Monthly Archives: November 2007

Introducing CrossFrame, a Safe Communication Mechanism Across Documents and Across Domains

Posted on November 26, 2007 by Julien Lecomte

The mashup problem According to my coworker Douglas Crockford, Mashups are the most interesting advancement in software development in decades. They are also unsafe in the current generation of browsers. Lately, Douglas has been spending some time convincing the main … Continue reading →

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Getting Rid of the Navigation Click Sound on IE

Posted on November 11, 2007 by Julien Lecomte

Internet Explorer plays a little click sound when the location of a page changes. This is a great usability feature as it lets the user know that something is happening. However, this little click sound can become really annoying with … Continue reading →

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What happened to Gmail?

Posted on November 6, 2007 by Julien Lecomte

I have been using Gmail every since it first went public. I’ve always liked it for its simplicity, reliability and performance. When I read that the Gmail team had done some work to make their product even faster, I could … Continue reading →

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