Enabling landmark-based keyboard navigation in Firefox | The Paciello Group Blog
Landmark navigation is an increasingly important accessibility tool, and one that will become even more powerful as HTML5 is adopted, but it has mostly been restricted to users of “heavy” (and sometimes costly) assistive technologies (ATs) such as screen readers. Browsers do not offer keystrokes to move between landmarked regions on the page, so people who need to browse via the keyboard, but do n
Mozilla CSS support chart | MDN
This page lists supported CSS selectors, properties, @-rules, Media queries and values in alphabetical order. The "supported since" column indicates the Gecko version number in which support was introduced; versions prior to Gecko 1.0 are listed as 1.0. Gecko is the rendering engine used in Firefox and other applications; please see Gecko for more information about Firefox and Gecko version number
Faster scrolling parallax websites in Firefox | Keith Clark
Articles, experiments and discussions on developing for the web July 4, 2011 | No Comments Parallax scrolling websites have become very popular recently. Some of the effects are pretty striking and create a very engaging user experience. I’ve been looking into the idea of parallax scrolling for something I’m designing, but noticed a real issue with speed when using effect in Firefox, so over the
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