Tag: Browsers
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IE7 + Automatic Update = support nightmare!
The Internet Explorer development team blog is reporting that they are going to distribute Internet Explorer 7 as a high priority update via Automatic Updates. The release date has been set as “the fourth quarter of this year”! While this might, at first glance, seem a little heavy handed Microsoft have some safeguards built into…
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Firefox 2 Beta 1 review
Mozilla announced yesterday the release of the latest beta version of Firefox – Firefox 2 Beta 1. I downloaded a copy to try it out. As always on the Mac, install was the extremely straightforward drag and drop. On launching, Firefox checked my extensions and disabled almost all of them (except Adblock – phew!). It…
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Flock browser review
I have been using Flock since it was first released last year and I have been impressed at its progress (if a little frustrated at it’s rate of progress!). I like the seamless implementation of social media like Del.icio.us and Flickr into Flock. In fact, it was Flock which got me into using Del.icio.us. Flock…
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Microsoft to start supporting Firefox?
I write posts here with boring regularity on Microsoft’s latest releases. They all follow a similar pattern – “I have just heard that Microsoft have just released [insert product name here] unfortunately it doesn’t work in Firefox/Mac”. Now, however, I have acquired an unlikely ally in Robert Scoble – Microsoft’s chief blogger! Robert said in…
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Internet Explorer 7 Beta 2 to be abandoned?
Microsoft has announced today that Internet Explorer 7 Beta 2 is available for download. In the Microsoft announcement, Dean Hachamovitch, general manager of Internet Explorer development at Microsoft, said the timeline for further releases is: Windows Vista Beta 2, and then Beta 3 of IE7, release candidates, and then a final release before end of…
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Yahoo! purchase of Del.icio.us confirmed – who is flocking next?
Well, the post I made last night about the Yahoo! Del.icio.us rumours was confirmed this evening when Del.icio.us made the announcement of the takeover on its blog and Yahoo! posted the news also. All day today I was doubting my source ‘cos no-one else picked up the story but, no, it came good. It is…
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How to make your website more indexable by search engines
I see Michael Arrington has a post on TechCrunch today about Dipsie dCloak – this is a product which is supposed to help websites make their content more indexable by search engines. That sounds laudable enough I hear you say – but wait a minute, I know two words which can help you do that…