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Chrome Hucks HTTP://
Google's developer version of the Chrome browser has made a significant change. In the URL the traditional first step, "http://" has been done away with. Thom Holwerda, of OSNews, had
Firefox Gets Crash Protection
Mozilla just launched the latest update to its popular Firefox browser. This new version (3.6.4) introduces a number of stability and security fixes, but most importantly, Firefox now protects Windows
Opera 10 Beta 3 Release: Faster and Prettier
Many of us have brought our laptops to events only to meet the cruel irony that crowded wireless hot spots mean tech event attendees go without internet access. Today Opera
Microsoft about to make a move in RSS-land
I have a feeling this is going to be hugely significant. Dave Winer wrote today: "On Friday you'll see how deeply integrated RSS is in the architecture of the browser.
Chrome is Now the #2 Browser Behind Internet Explorer, Beating Firefox
Only three years after hitting the market, Google's Chrome Web browser has overtaken Firefox as the #2 most-used browser, according to new data from StatCounter. Chrome now has 25.69%
Browzmi: New Firefox Extension Turns Browsing Into a More Social Activity
Even in this age of social media, browsing the web is still a solitary activity, even though a couple of services like Socialbrowse, Kiobo, or Me.dium have tried to to
The Other 1%: People Who Still Use IE6
Today the Internet bids another goodbye to Internet Explorer 6, whose U.S. death is inevitable. New data from Net Applications shows that less than 1% of U.S. Internet users choose
Google Expands International Support for Chrome Web Store
Google expanded international support for its Chrome Web Store today and will now allow merchants to target or exclude individual international markets. Developers within those markets can sign up for
Chrome Market Share: WebTrends Says 2%; Over 7% at ReadWriteWeb
Web analytics firm WebTrends reported today that mainstream Internet users are "embracing" the Google Chrome browser. In the third week since its launch, WebTrends states that Google Chrome is the
Opera Takes a Back Seat to Safari on the iPhone
Last night, Opera announced that its mobile browser, Opera Mini, had been accepted into the iTunes AppStore after being submitted just under three weeks ago. So, now that the iPhone
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