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Just a minor update to increase your browsing experience.
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Also, I am considering to re-enable related posts plugin. Let me know what you think about that.
Loading ...Video: How to Disable Firefox 3 Extensions Compatibility Check
If you’re like me, you probably lost a few extensions during the upgrade to Firefox 3 because the original author simply disappeared and never updated his extensions, or perhaps you came up against a problem and all the solutions seem to point towards an extension incompatible with Firefox 3.
In either case, it’s very annoying not to be able to install or use the extensions that you want/need. This is when disabling the add-on compatibility check comes in handy. All it takes is adding one entry into your about:config, which I’ll show you in the video/steps below.
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Weekly Browsers Recap, January 4th
- Make “Add-ons” for Google Chrome Using Bookmarklets
- Power Twitter: Inline Media, Integrated Search And A Lot More
- New Firefox themes for a new year
- An Easier Way to Go Back in Opera Mobile
- Adobe’s Flash and Apple’s Safari Fail a Privacy Test
Web Browsers Security Handbook
Now here is something quite informative. Browser Security Handbook published by Google.
As Google explains, the document is meant to provide web application developers, browser engineers, and information security researchers with a one-stop reference to key security properties of contemporary web browsers.
The following browsers are included:
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Tweet Directly From Opera’s Address Bar
Dustin Wilson, also known as Khadgar in the MyOpera community has been able to tweet by configuring Opera.
First you have to configure it by adding the data URI:
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5 Reasons People Still Use Internet Explorer 6
Here is an article by Yarden on why people are still using old Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 version.
To sum it up:
They Don’t Know What a Browser Is
They Don’t Know That There Are Alternative Browsers
They Are Afraid Of Change
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Entering the Year 2009 with FavBrowser.com
Happy New Year!
I have some great news for you. Now you will see even more quality posts here. Why? Because there will be more than just a one poster. Want more tips, video tutorials, anything else? Well, here you go. You got it :-)
To Anthony D: please contact me via contact form again, as the email you had provided doesn’t exists (typo I guess).
December 30th, 2008Google Using Gmail to Convert IE Users to Firefox, Chrome
Beyond pushing Chrome on google.com and planning to roll it out with OEMs, Google has found a new way to tell users about its browser. This time, the search giant is targeting IE users who use Gmail. With a simple “Get faster Gmail” message (which only appears in IE), Google is luring users of its e-mail service to a support page which explains that IE is slow at running Gmail.
The solution, according to Google, is to switch browsers. After offering download links to both Firefox and Chrome, Google notes that IE8 (which is faster at Javascript than previous IE versions) is now in development.
Story continues on ArsTechnica
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