Stories tagged "browser" - Page 4

Recently, I learned from Joshua Landis' Syria Comment, my main source for news and analysis concerning Lebanon's eastern neighbor, that Google has blocked the use of its new web browser, Chrome, in Syria.

The social browser Flock has released Flock 2.0. Guess what they have included......Integration of MySpace. Yes apparantly that was the most requested feature so they have gone ahead and done it.

Design philosophies could hardly be further apart. Google's ironically named Chrome browser, which launched last month, advanced the notion that browsers ought to ...

For those of you who are still hangin' on to the Google Chrome bandwagon, you'll be happy to know that Chrome has gone portable, which means you can add it to your favorite USB drive along side Firefox 3 Portable.

Opera 9.6 is released today with some cool features and with speed and performance improvements.

This is for Opera but there are certain tricks to do this in Firefox too. The general idea is interesting and this is much easier to do in Opera since you can set a shortcut of your own choice to hide unhide all menus.

New features: Rss preview mode Custom Search and History Online Sync Low Bandwidth Mail Client

Chromium is an open-source browser project that is the basis for Google's Chrome browser. Right now, Chromium doesn't support Linux natively, but Codeweavers has created a Linux port called CrossOver Chromium that can be installed free of charge.

Google Chrome's market share has been on a declining trend since it's launch a month back and we have some interesting points to share with you.

co5TARS is an intuitive new tool for browsing movie careers visually over time, to present a unique view of the social network of film. If you're the kind of person that enjoys history, knowledge or movie trivia, then this interactive viewer is for you.