Firefox has been facing a lot of competition from Google Chrome which has been slowly eroding Firefox’s market share.
Mozilla is answering back with the release of Firefox 4 showing their fans that they are still in the leading edge in adopting open standards and technologies in their flagship browser.
Firefox 4 Beta 1 New [...]
Continue reading...2. June 2010
Weave Sync from Mozilla has been available as a Firefox add-on in beta versions. I have been following it closely as it promises to deliver what Xmarks – a Firefox add-on that syncs Firefox bookmarks, passwords, etc. to the cloud and your other Firefox browsers – delivers now.
Weave Sync also added tab sync in [...]
1. June 2010
I primarily use Firefox with extensions like Firebug, Web Developer, etc., for my web development efforts.
Lately, Google Chrome is looking more and more attractive for a variety of things including web development. I just recently came across the Extensions for Web Development for Google Chrome page.
Google Chrome has a built-in Firebug like tool [...]
Continue reading...13. May 2010
An incredibly useful website to check on support offered by different browsers for the new HTML 5 specification.
html5readiness.com
Of course, made with HTML 5 & CSS 3. Pretty sweet, isn’t it?
[via Daring Fireball]
4. May 2010
It doesn’t matter how many new browsers come to the forefront Firefox still does the job for me with its extensive browser add-ons.
Google Chrome is catching up in the extensions space but Firefox still is in the lead for me and my specific tasks. I have found a few more great add-ons that I wanted [...]
22. April 2010
It is so annoying to have your Firefox browser crash because a plugin like Adobe Flash, Apple QuickTime or Microsoft Silverlight crashed.
The new version of Firefox 3.6.4 (beta now available for download) protects your browser from crashing because a page with Flash, QuickTime or Silverlight malfunctioned.
The webpage and Firefox will continue to [...]
Continue reading...6. April 2010
Google just rolled out a nice two-pane Gmail interface for the Apple iPad and other tablet devices like NotionInk ADAM.
If you have been wondering if you could try it out in your desktop without selling an arm and a leg for an Apple iPad, you are in luck.
It’s the age-old switching user agent trick [...]
7. July 2010
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