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Comment of the Day: IE8 As Much About Google as Firefox
The comment of the day for yesterday was from our post Internet Explorer 8 Has Arrived. Sarah Perez noted that IE8 "showcases many new features and improvements, like Facebook and
SocialHistory.js: See Which Sites Your Users Visit
With so many social media sites in circulation today, badge soup can become a real problem for web sites trying to squeeze the most out of their traffic. Everyone has
YouTube Now Saves All Videos in Open Format WebM
YouTube is announcing this afternoon that all videos uploaded to the site are now saved in WebM format, as well as other supported formats including Adobe Flash. 30% of the
Are Your Web Browser Plugins Safe? This Page Tells You
Mozilla, the organization behind the Firefox web browser, introduced a "plugin checker" page last fall that analyzed whether the plugins you had installed in your web browser were up to
New Firefox for Android Shows the Future of Mobile Browsers
Mozilla has released a new update of its Firefox browser for Android that brings user interface improvements for consumers and new developer tools to create rich mobile Web applications. Google,
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 Release Firefox 5 With "Do Not Track" Support Across Platforms, Including Android
Just three months after the hugely successful release of Firefox 4, Mozilla has released the newest version of its browser, Firefox 5. There's little fanfare today, unlike with the previous
TweetDeck is Working on Browser-Based Mobile Client
TweetDeck, the popular Twitter and Facebook client, will soon be available in a cross-platform mobile version. According to TweetDeck's founder and CEO Ian Dodsworth, the company's reason for putting resources
Consumers Under 35 Ditching Browser for Apps, Study Shows
Consumers under 35 - that is, those in Generations X and Y, the latter also referred to as "millennials" - tend to prefer using mobile applications over Web browsers on
Race To Data Portability: Google Chrome vs. Mozilla Weave
Google announced bookmark sync to the Chrome browser in a blog post earlier today. Chrome users can sync their bookmarks across various machines and store them alongside Google Docs. While
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