4sysops (Free subscription) | yesterday
Firefox most vulnerable browser, Safari close second Again: Time to FORget Firefox? Microsoft’s Top 3 advances in Exchange Server 2010 Per User CAL Reporting Script for Terminal Server Copyright © 2006-2009, 4sysops, Digital fingerprint: 3db371642e7c3f4fe3ee9d5cf7666eb0
Compiler (Free subscription) | yesterday
Building a mobile-optimized website is an increasingly common task being asked of web developers. Mobile-optimized designs take into account small screen size and often compress content for delivery over slower networks. Mobile sub-sites are often the first strategy developers turn to. But at the same time, full-fledged mobile browsers like Safari, the Android browser and Opera [...]
Resource Shelf (Free subscription) | yesterday
By Gary Price, Senior Editor As we mentioned last week, both EBSCOhost and Summon for Serial Solutions have officially been released. We’ve had only a short time to use both and for the most part were very impressed. Let’s review each news release and share a few comments. Btw, we used the Safari browser on an [...]
Maximum PC all RSS Feed (Free subscription) | yesterday
It turns out our favorite browser might also be the most susceptible to security breaches. According to application security vendor Cenzic, Firefox leads the way in terms of total vulnerabilities, accounting for 44 percent of all browser vulnerabilities reported in the first half of 2009. Coming in second is Apple's Safari browser, which accounted for 35 percent. And what about everyone's favorite...
New Wordpress Themes (Free subscription) | yesterday
Theme features: Theme Options Page for easy configuration Easy to follow code XHTML/CSS compliant* Cross-Browser Compatible with IE6/7/8, Safari, FireFox, and Chrome PSD files included Integrated Total Social Widget Custom Twitter Widget Multi-Level Dropdown Page Menu Threaded comments with Gravatars Widget ready sidebar HD Video Theme Tutorials Support After the Sale Authorized Designers that do affordable...
TechConnect Magazine (Free subscription) | yesterday
According to the latest 'Web Application Security Trends Report' compiled by security solutions provider Cenzic, in the first half of this year Mozilla's Firefox was the browser found with the most vulnerabilities. The Cenzic team says that 8% of all web issues can be attributed to browsers and that Firefox and Apple's Safari were the top two applications plagued by security problems. No less than...
Doobybrain.com (Free subscription) | 11/10/2009
Back in 2004, Firefox reached version 1.0 and quickly became the alternative browser of choice for people sick of Internet Explorer and Safari. It’s hard to imagine my internet experience without it now, but it’s good to remind myself that before 2004, all I ever used was Internet Explorer (scary, I know). Anyway, I really like [...]
Tech-Ex (Free subscription) | 11/09/2009
The fab open-source alternative browser, Firefox, turned five years old on Monday. On November 9th, 2004, Firefox launched to a world in which Internet Explorer owned 99 percent of the market. My, how things have changed. Five years later, Internet Explorer still holds the number one spot. However, it's market share has declined preciptiously, with it now sitting at 65 percent, while Firefox owns 23...
Mobile Tech Today (Free subscription) | 11/09/2009
Firefox is five years old. Five years ago, Microsoft seemed to have an absolute lock on the browser market with Internet Explorer, having long ago crushed Netscape. The browser wars were over. Or so it seemed. According to Net Applications' Market Share, 64.6 percent of Web users run Internet Explorer, compared to 24 percent running Mozilla's Firefox. Other browsers like Apple's Safari, Google's Chrome,...
Scrivener's Error (Free subscription) | 11/09/2009
As anyone who knows me has heard me complain about at length, I despise Apple. It's not that the technology is inherently bad, but that arrogance of "Steve knows best" that comes through the closed architecture, the inability to adapt products easily to one's own needs (e.g., the continued use of Safari as the default browser... when it is expressly incompatible with the major legal, banking...
456 Berea Street (Free subscription) | 11/09/2009
Thank you, and other modern browsers like Safari and Opera, for changing the Web. Read full post Posted in Browsers .
Script & Style (Free subscription) | 11/09/2009
At my talk at Fronteers, I introduced Émile, a JavaScript animation framework, that’s framework-agnostic, and just takes up about 50 lines of code. With Gzipping, and minification, it’s well under 1k in size. Consider it experimental, but most things you’d ever need are supported, supporting IE6 and up, and modern web browsers Firefox, Safari, Chrome, [...]
Credit Writedowns (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009
The Motorola Droid is the so-called iPhone killer. Is it the real deal? Mossberg seems to think so. See also: Motorola’s Droid Is Smart Success for Verizon Users – Walt Mossberg, WSJ Share and Enjoy: Related posts:Mossberg: Palm Pre to Rival iPhoneWalt Mossberg says Apple’s new browser Safari is fastWalt Mossberg reviews the new iPhoneWalter Mossberg: Top 2009 [...]
Download Squad (Free subscription) | 11/04/2009
Filed under: Internet , Browsers Web designers and standards advocates have tried everything to kill Internet Explorer 6 , but it just refuses to die. In fact, Microsoft has extended support for the aging browser until at least mid-2010, and longer for some versions of Windows. However, there is strong evidence that people are coming around to browsers that support standards, don't make web designers...
Google Operating System (Free subscription) | 11/04/2009
Google News added a directory for custom sections and an easy way to create your own custom sections. Until now, the only way to add a section to Google News was to perform a search and click on "create custom section" at the bottom of the search results page. Now you can click on " Add a section ", find your favorite sections or create new ones. Google doesn't offer too many options...
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prmac | 07/07/2009
Madrid based wuonm today is proud to announce Layers 1.1 , an update to their popular screen capturing utility for Mac OS X. Version 1.1 sports a new feature called WebShot. Capture complete web pages directly from the major Mac browsers, Safari, Firefox, WebKit and Opera. Screenshots captured in Layers are Adobe PhotoShop compatible, allowing anyone to save them as fully layered PSD files, composite...
prmac | 06/10/2009
Agile Web Solutions today released 1Password 2.9.19 . This update to the award-winning password and identity manager brings full compatibility with Apples new Safari 4 web browser on Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger and 10.5 Leopard. This allows 1Password to securely fill logins, credit card numbers, and other personal information into the latest version of Apples flagship browser. A highly secure database keeps...
hppay | 11/20/2008
It is a totally free video downloader for downloading FLV videos from YouTube , Yahoo, Google, Break, Metacafe, MySpace, Gofish and other video sharing sites. It automatically detects the internet videos and allows you to download full-length movies played in Safari and Firefox browsers on Mac OS instantly.
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