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The author really engages in the top development tools among browsers. He covers the best of each browser as well as the most helpful. Analyzing everything about each tool, he never gives any biased opinions. I feel he had a great approach on the development tools in all. He did great in making sure not to stay too heavily on one development tool. With his article alone it was easy to see which tool had the most use as well. One tool was even created for other browsers and I felt that the author was trying to give a hint that that tool was the best developed. At the end of his article he states that the best tool is the one that is on the browser that you use. I feel he really hit his target audience by opening them up to their toolset rather than trying to state a better choice.

Markup #6

             The author of the website tackles a different side of the better browser debate by looking at the worst browser rather than the best browser. He uses facts and data pulled from the biggest browser today. On top of the browsers he analyzed he also analyzes the different versions. This covers much more than just the browsers but the different versions as well, giving the exact version of the browser that is the worst. I feel that the chart of real data helps to prove his point and back up his opinions. This is a great way to prove your credibility as well, rather than spouting nonsense. I like the approach of the opposite end of this spectrum as it helps the user choose a better browser themselves due to the fact that they now know which browsers to avoid.

The hardest one on quiz number 2 was question 6. The use of Semi-Colons threw me off guard and made me really think about the parallelism a bit more.

Marked up article

Right from the start the author expresses the difficult times we are living in with competing browsers. Web browsers are abundant, all with their individual specialties. Most of these specialties have been achieved so how much room is there for another? The author introduces Vivaldi, The Desktop Browser Tool. He tackles the history of some not so popular browsers and goes into their successes. By stating that Vivaldi adapts almost all of the good parts from these mainstream and side stream browsers, there is hope for the player in the game. I feel the author did best in mentioning the success in older browsers. It shed light on how Vivaldi may succeed but also how it may fail. The author’s tone felt slightly excited, seeming as though he was thrilled about the new browser. If the author felt this way just by talking about it then he definitely sold me on trying the browser out. From a statistical standpoint, the author feels the browser will succeed and after reading his thorough analysis, I am positive Vivaldi will succeed as well.

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