I really like this picture! I don’t know who created the modification, so I can’t give the credit.

At slvRidge, we spend most of our time on Firefox testing the numerous websites we created for our clients. Only after all the tests are done in Firefox, we start testing the sites using other internet browsers; IE, Opera, Safari, etc. It’s not because we don’t like other browsers, it’s just that Firefox is more developer friendly.

Good news everyone (is it?). IE8 is coming your way.

Microsoft has released a public beta for Internet Explorer 8. This release is intended to help web designers and web developers prepare for the upcoming version of the browser.

Some of the most important features for developers are the improved compatibility and interoperability and the new developer toolbar which enables developers to quickly debug HTML, cascading style sheets, and JavaScript in a visual development environment. Other improvements are the full integration for cascading style sheets, version 2.1 as well as the HTML improvements like the separate URL handing for attributes.

Easier and faster, I hope that what IE8 will deliver.

Here is the full features and the download page.