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YouTube Puts Another Nail in the IE6 Coffin
We have to say that you know the end is near when entire countries advise their citizens to move on, but the final kicker comes when Google says that it
I Run 13 Browsers At Once; 11 of Them Just Went Open Source
FluidApp is what's called a Single Site Browser and is a great way to pull key websites you use throughout the day out of your primary browser and onto your
Add Google's Alternative to HTTP to Your Website with Strangeloop Site Optimizer
SPDY is a hypertext protocol developed by Google as an alternative/compliment to HTTP. It improves the performance of modern websites by adding a few features such as multiplexed requests,
Layar Looks to Create the App Store of Mobile Augmented Reality
Over the past few months, we here at ReadWriteWeb have been hard at work putting together our upcoming premium report on marketing in the augmented reality (AR) space. From our
Why You Should Update Your Parents' Web Browser This Friday
We're approaching the end of November, which for those of us in the United States who celebrate it, means it's time for Thanksgiving. It's a holiday that typically involves some
Google Releases Browser Security Handbook
Just before announcing that Chrome was taken out of beta last week, Google released a browser security handbook for Web developers that details the key security features of the main
Ben Goodger on Google Chrome
Ben Goodger, who leads the UI team of Google Chrome, presented today at the Webstock conference about browsers. He said that Google decided to build Chrome simply because "browsers suck".
This Could be Big: Decentralized Web Standard Under Development by W3C
Imagine a web where our browsers connected directly to each other to do voice, video, media sharing and run applications, using P2P and real-time APIs, rather than going through centralized
Lunch With Ray Ozzie and Scott Guthrie: Browsers, Live.com, Microsoft's Web Strategy
I was fortunate enough to be invited to a blogger lunch with Microsoft Chief Software Architect Ray Ozzie and General Manager of Client and Web Platform & Tools Scott Guthrie.
How Opera's Latest Beta Advances HTML5 Support
Opera Software recently released the beta of version 11.6 of the Opera browser, furthering its support for some of the latest HTML5 features. The browser's latest update introduced Ragnarök, the
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