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With Windows 8, you have an unprecedented choice of devices for browsing the Web, from large desktop screens to small slates. In order to accommodate this range of devices, the browser must be able to scale and layout the Web at many different screen sizes and dimensions. We've previously blogged about...

For IE9 Platform Preview 4, we significantly re-architected how the Chakra JavaScript engine integrates into IE. This re-architecture, described in Dean’s post , subtly changes the programming model of the DOM for IE9 standards mode, making it consistent with new ECMAScript 5 capabilities, more...

The latest Platform Preview Build includes two great interoperable features for working with the DOM – DOM Traversal and Element Traversal . These features provide web developers with simple, flexible, and fast ways of traversing through a document using the same markup across browsers. These features...

We’ve written a lot about the support we’re building in Internet Explorer 9 to allow developers to write the same markup and get the same results across browsers. IE9 includes two new features that are great for web developers writing same markup: DOM Range and the HTML5 Text Selection APIs. DOM Range...

Interoperable DOM Events are a core part of delivering the promise of HTML5’s “same markup.” With DOM Events support in IE9, web developers can write more interoperable code using an event model that is more robust and offers additional functionality not possible in IE’s previous model. When authoring...