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Discussion: Webified Desktop Apps
Already there's some great discussion happening regarding Ebrahim Ezzy's post on Read/WriteWeb entitled Webified Desktop Apps vs Browser-based Apps. As I noted in the intro to that post, in some
With Firefox 3.6, Mozilla Aims to Speed up Web Browsing
The latest update to the Firefox web browser has now been made available. Released Friday evening, Firefox 3.6 Beta 1 promises a number of new features, including built-in theme support
Firefox May Come to Android - Too Little Too Late?
Last week, Google announced a change in how software can run on Android, the company's mobile operating system which powers such devices as T-Mobile's G1 and the upcoming MyTouch 3G.
The Future of Firefox Personas: Dynamically Changing and Filled with Ambient Info
Firefox Personas, the designer skins that let web surfers dress up their browser, are now being rebranded "Personas Plus" and are being moved over to Mozilla's add-on gallery to join
Opera Feels The Need for Speed: Releases First Pre-Alpha of Opera 10.5
Opera just released the first pre-alpha version of Opera 10.5. While most users generally only think about Firefox, Internet Explorer and Chrome as the major players in the current browser
Mobile web applications - do they need the browser?
by Ajit Jaokar (Richard's Note: Ajit is the second of my guest bloggers on Read/WriteWeb and he will be writing on Mobile Web 2.0 and digital convergence. Ajit runs a
Building a Better Mouse Lock for Chrome and Firefox
Build a better mouse trap, and the world will beat a path to your door. Build a better mouse lock for Web browsers, and you might make browser-based gaming a
Mozilla Contacts Releases Facebook-Integrated Version with New "Person URLs"
Mozilla Contacts, the experimental project from the organization behind the Firefox web browser, has released a new version of their Contacts add-on which introduces Facebook integration. Previously, Mozilla Contacts allowed
Chrome: 1% Market Share In Less Than a Day
While the early release of the Chrome comic might have changed the way Google went about launching its new browser, it definitely did not hurt Chrome's early success. According to
Microsoft Adds (Symbolic) H.264 Support with Chrome Extension
A couple weeks back, Google announced that future versions of its Chrome browser would no longer support the H.264 video codec, causing quite a stir among developers and video content
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