Category: Browsers
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Firefox 3.0b1 on OS X Leopard quick review
I downloaded and installed the beta version of Firefox 3.0 a few days ago and have been using it since on my OS X Leopard laptop. I also installed the Proto theme for Mac Firefox which significantly enhances the look of Firefox 3 on the Mac. My initial impressions of Firefox 3.0b1 are very positive.…
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Google Facebook offline?
Facebook apps are the hot thing at the minute. Everyone who has any kind of a Web 2.0 site has either created one or is in the process of. When I saw this morning that Google were after creating a Facebook app, I was quite curious. According to the article: Google made a lovely app…
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Adblock – love it or hate it?
I wrote a post the other day talking about a blogger who stopped all Firefox users from visiting his site because they may have the Adblock plugin installed! Adblock is a plug-in for Firefox which allows you to view sites on the Internet but avoid seeing the ads they display. I am a big fan…
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Marcio Galli's talk in Cork
Fair dues to Damien Mulley and it@cork for putting on a great Firefox event last night. Marcio Galli is a Consulting Software Developer at Mozilla Foundation based in Brazil. He gave a fascinating talk entitled “Talk: Read, Write, and Recycle the Web with FireFox 3“. Watch the it@cork blog for a detailed review of the…
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Firefox's marketshare now 27.8% in Europe?
Tom’s on holidays, I’ll be your host for today. My name’s Frank P, you might remember me from such blogs as “BifSniff.com”,” FestivalShirts.net/blog” and “Aonach.com/chatter”. Damien asks us what our site stats for Firefox are after reading the results of a survey by XiTi monitor which shows Firefox having 38.6% marketshare in Ireland. You can…
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Flock 0.9 beta released
Flock‘s latest version of their browser, Flock 0.9 was released this morning and I must say I love the new look. The integration with sites like Flickr, Del.icio.us, and YouTube is great but there are still a couple of wrinkles to iron out. For instance, there is a Feeds sidebar. You would imagine that if…