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Ultimate Tag Warrior and Atom 1.0

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If you're using the latest bleeding-edge SVN version of WordPress with Ultimate Tag Warrior, check your feed's validity. WordPress is finally getting around to implementing Atom 1.0 instead of sticking with the comparatively ancient Atom 0.3 (even the validator's support is deprecated). Unfortunately, due to the way WordPress and UTW work, UTW doesn't have a way ...

Long titles for Firefox

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Mozillan browsers (SeaMonkey, Firefox, Flock, ...) cut off tooltips after 80 chars, including tooltips from HTML TITLE attributes: bug 45375, bug 218223. After the bug has been open for six and a half years (opened 2000-07-13), it has finally been resolved - on the Seamonkey trunk, which means the change will not make it into the ...

Firefox 1.5 still shy of ­

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Asa Dotzler says Firefox 1.5 is almost ready. I wonder whether it will finally get the handling of soft hyphens (­) right. Bugzilla says it's not so. And here I was hoping for a standards-supporting, mature browser. Maybe I'll switch to Opera after all. They might not be Open Source, but they're open to user demands, ...