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Hace unos días ya podíamos descargar Opera 8, la nueva versión de parte de esta compañia, y en una de las juntas el CEO de la compañia en cuestion — valga la redundancia — propuso un reto, que si en 4 días se descargaban más de 1 millón de copias de Opera Browser nadaría desde Noruega — lugar donde se encuentran los HQ de Opera Software — hasta el otro lado del Atlántico, osea, Estados Unidos.

1,050,000 descargas fueron registradas a las 9:00 hrs. GMT +1 del día 23 de Abril del 2005, y ya se ha lanzado un comunicado de prensa, así que para los incredulos, ahi está. Muchos esperan que llegue a su meta, otros más que se congele en medio del mar, y mientras tanto yo les digo, descarguen Firefox, jajajajajajaja.

Please start spreading the word, we only have 10 days to reach the 1,000,000 downloads… you just need to follow the instructions on how to spread the word… and if you haven’t used FireFox yet… use it you’ll not regret…

You probably know by experience when making CSS+(X)HTML layouts can be a PIA when you try to make it look good on IE, and since IE hasn’t a very good CSS support, there’s people who actually doesn’t know how to test them on another versions of IE, especially the older ones. And of course there are available web-based solutions, just to see how it looks your layout, but that’s an image, and sometimes you cannot see the entire layout if is larger than the window visible height and you need to scroll it to see it entirely… Well the point is there are available standalone versions of IE (since IE is based on Windows’ Explorer), even on Mac versions. You can find out more in this article. Via: noscope

Well i got another plans on this site, and re-start to write again on Spanish just for fun, but this time the Spanish are going to be like a secondary language, so don’t expect so much posts on Spanish, since many people is bugging me to write again on this language i don’t have another choice than doing it, so expect content in this language.

Another point on this changelog i’m putting online is the fact to make more cross-browser this site, apparently my experiment of just making an anti-ie site worked, my stats indicates me that the 53.7% of my visitors use Firefox and the 35.6% just uses Internet Explorer just on July 2004, compared with another months where the average of use was, from IE of 60% and FF of 29.5%. Good to see everyone is switching to Firefox.

From what i researched my site it’s not accesible enough, another point to the list of changes of this site, I think i’m just gonna follow the list of recommendations that Rick is showing to make a website.

I’m considering making a new logo for the site with new colors, probably that will be ok too.

So there you have, a list of new things i’m gonna do for this site. If you have more suggestions make them on the comments. Igual puedes escribir tus comentarios en español, como gustes.