Correct, I have never used a web extension or addon. I use Konqueror 3.0.3 on KDE 3.0.3, I use Konqueror 2.0, I use Firefox 2.0.11, I use Firefox something or other than comes with Ubuntu 12, and another Firefox that comes with Ubuntu 11, I use the browser that comes on the Blackberry bold, I use my own web browser/fetch system on a machine that I built by hand, I use Chrome on Ubuntu 12, I use Chrome something on Windows XP, and I use Lynx.
I have a complicated life that means I use embedded systems, systems I've built, systems I've rescued, and a more modern desktop development system.
So, I don't spend a lot of time messing about with browser extensions or addons or other extras. It's not what I do.
Yes, I move in different circles from you, and while I'd like to learn about modern web programming, and feel I'm probably capable, I've yet to find a decent introduction, tutorial, and reference.
Last time I tried htmldog I found it an exercise in extreme frustration, but I assume it's changed, and based on your recommendation I'll give it another go.
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Correct, I have never used a web extension or addon. I use Konqueror 3.0.3 on KDE 3.0.3, I use Konqueror 2.0, I use Firefox 2.0.11, I use Firefox something or other than comes with Ubuntu 12, and another Firefox that comes with Ubuntu 11, I use the browser that comes on the Blackberry bold, I use my own web browser/fetch system on a machine that I built by hand, I use Chrome on Ubuntu 12, I use Chrome something on Windows XP, and I use Lynx.
I have a complicated life that means I use embedded systems, systems I've built, systems I've rescued, and a more modern desktop development system.
So, I don't spend a lot of time messing about with browser extensions or addons or other extras. It's not what I do.
Yes, I move in different circles from you, and while I'd like to learn about modern web programming, and feel I'm probably capable, I've yet to find a decent introduction, tutorial, and reference.
If you can offer any advice I'd be interested.
Start by reading http://www.htmldog.com
It will give you a good launching pad for HTML and CSS.
Last time I tried htmldog I found it an exercise in extreme frustration, but I assume it's changed, and based on your recommendation I'll give it another go.
Thanks.
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