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New figures for 2008 are emerging that indicate the continued rise in popularity of the Mozilla open source browser, Firefox. The most recent figures available from W3Schools (stats available here) indicate that the grip Microsoft has held over the internet viewing community with its Internet Explorer browsers is steadily slipping.

Recently we’ve been dealing more and more with questions of cross browser compatability.

Ensuring that our web sites and applications operate well in various web browsers is an essential aspect of good web design. However, web browsers change regularly with updated versions often introducing new features which differ significantly from those of earlier versions. Added to this is the fact that browser popularity is ever-evolving; witness the demise of Netscape and the progressive increase in the use of Firefox.

While we have always ensured that our web sites and applications work across a range of browsers it is timely to establish a more formal series of standards applying to browser compatability.

Hi, this is my first bc blog.

I would like to extend a big thank you to those who attended our Shared Services eBusiness User Group in Sydney.  We were very impressed with the turnout and judging from the buzz at lunch, a lot of ideas were exchanged.

We would be keen to receive your feedback on the day and any ideas you may have for future events, feel free to add a comment.

A highlight for us was discovering the pleasures of live video demonstration! I trust that you found the video examples enlightening. For those who would like to view the videos in full please follow these links.

Young & Free Alberta - the difference between banks and credit unions

Young & Free Alberta - CEO Jeff Mulligan’s Introduction

Young & Free Alberta - CEO Jeff Mulligan’s Bloopers

Banker Spank- the difference between banks and credit unions

I will be taking a break for a few weeks to marry the girl of my dreams and will check in on my return.