Archive for the ‘Safari’ Category
Critical Security Updates for Firefox, Safari
Monday, November 17, 2008 9:16 No Comments
Critical Security Updates for Firefox, Safari
Apple and Mozilla have each issued updates to fix a large number of critical security flaws in their respective Safari and Firefox Web browsers. The Apple update, which brings Safari to version 3.2, is reportedly causing many users to experience frequent browser crashes.
According to an article Friday at MacFixIt, some […]
Top 10 Ways to Speed Up Your Web Browsing
Monday, November 17, 2008 9:12 No CommentsTop 10 Ways to Speed Up Your Web Browsing
Even in a world where high-speed internet is just a tall house blend away, anyone can get stuck with a slow or uncertain connection at home, in the office, or at the worst possible time while traveling. There are, however, measures anyone can take to ensure they’re […]
Google sneakily releases Chrome beta 3
Saturday, November 1, 2008 7:41 No CommentsGoogle sneakily releases Chrome beta 3
Google has quietly released Google Chrome beta 3 - the updated version of the browser that is yet to live up to the expectations of many. According to the Google Blog, the search giant has fixed some persistent bugs in its fledgling browser, moved some features around and is trying […]
Yahoo! Inquisitor Now Available for Firefox
Saturday, November 1, 2008 3:37 No CommentsYahoo! Inquisitor Now Available for Firefox
Inquisitor started out as one of the most powerful search plug-ins for Safari until Yahoo! took notice and bought the product from the independent developer. For a while, only Safari users could reap the benefit from the service’s Spotlight-like Web search, which provides as-you-type feedback when typing in the search […]
Google’s Chrome: The Prototype for Tomorrow’s Browsers
Friday, October 31, 2008 23:30 No CommentsGoogle’s Chrome: The Prototype for Tomorrow’s Browsers
When Google introduced its Chrome browser on September 2, 2008, it began the foundation for an improved Internet experience—full of rich web applications—and launched the next round of commercial combat with chief rival Microsoft. If Google is going to compete against Microsoft for a share of the applications (think […]
