Apple developer note on JavaScript Apple has published a developer note on how different Mac browsers - including its own Safari - handle JavaScript. "Apple's beta release of Safari has added a ...

Apple is apparently working on significant improvements to JavaScript performance for its Safari browser, as shown by the inclusion of accelerator upgrades in recent builds of WebKit, reports ...

Apple have launched Safari 4, the latest version of their browser for OS X and Windows. Claimed to run JavaScript over four times faster than Safari 3 and thirty times faster than IE7, thanks to ...

Apple, too, has a JavaScript engine — JavaScriptCore (aka “Nitro”) for WebKit — and its most recent set of changes give it a performance boost to rival its industry comrades.

Apple has just upgraded its Safari browser to version 5.1.4, and it contains a number of performance enhancements and bug fixes for users running OS X Lion as well as users who still run Snow Leopard.

Apple has released an update to its Safari web browser, bringing the version to 5.1.4. The update addresses a variety of bugs and issues and claims to improve JavaScript performance.

SproutCore, as the JavaScript library is known, has been around for a while. It was originally developed by Charles Jolley who was working on an e-mail manager app named Mailroom. Apple hired ...

Researchers from Cornell University found out that Apple M1 is one of the most vulnerable to the recent JavaScript-free, side-channel attack.

Safari 5 tested: Chrome, Opera still have JavaScript edge Apple released a new version of Safari on both Mac OS X and Windows, … ...

The iTunes LP album and iTunes Extras movie-enriching bonus material bundles Apple introduced as a new feature of iTunes 9 are built using a new TuneKit JavaScript framework and appear aimed to ...

The JavaScript performance improvements that accompany iOS 4.3—boosting raw performance as much as 2.5x—don't appear to carry over to in-app browsers or Web apps saved to the home screen ...

Apple is accused of using a bit of javascript code to ensure that the link to its statement about the Apple Samsung case in the UK only appears on the home page after the user scrolls down. Even ...