Stories tagged "browsers"

Google is considering pre-installing its Chrome browser on personal computers in the search giant?s latest challenge to the dominance of Microsoft?s Internet Explorer.

Mozilla has decided to end support for Firefox 2, just two weeks after releasing Firefox 3.0.4 (download for Windows and Mac) and Firefox 2.0.0.18 to address a dozen security flaws, half of which the browser maker ranks as critical.

Apple and Mozilla have both announced upgrades to their signature browsers. Safari 3.2 was released for your Mac OSX and Windows PC. Mozilla announced patches to both 3.0 and 2.0 to fix vulnerabilities and bugs found.

I thought it would be a bit early, but I was viewing a Michael J. Fox video on YouTube and noticed Google pimping Chrome out on YouTube.

Slates two more security updates before scheduled end of support.

Web developers often test their work in many different browsers. One of the latest browsers to come on the scene is Google Chrome. It’s grown enough that it needs some consideration.

A handy table shows the shares of people using Firefox, IE, Chrome, etc.

There's been some talk around the blogosphere about Mozilla Minefield, the superfast and super cool-sounding browser by the folks who bring us Firefox. As you may have heard, it is fast. Really fast.

In March I wrote a post titled IE8: The Bad, since then a new beta of Internet Explorer has been released. It still seems a bit dubious whether they are actually committing to standards.

Somehow over the last year or two we’ve landed in a situation where most browsers now default to full page zoom instead of traditional text-resizing.