Archive for the “Firefox” category

IE7Pro 2.1 is going to bring back some love to Internet Explorer 7 (hopefully)

by AJ on March 24, 2008

We all know that a lot of (if not most) web developers love using Firefox for development. Mainly because of its simplicity, community support and functionality to extend the browser using add-ons. It is also not a secret that we (…)

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Windows Live SkyDrive ups its free online storage to 5 GB

by AJ on February 21, 2008

Windows Live SkyDrive increased the free online storage from a measly 1GB to 5 GB. SkyDrive is also out of Beta. The free online storage from Microsoft is available for Windows or Macintosh computers with Firefox 1.5 or higher, or (…)

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Remember The Milk rocks the Gmail world!

by AJ on December 20, 2007

Remember The Milk (RTM) launches a Firefox extension that allows you to manage your tasks in Gmail (complete, postpone, and edit tasks), add new tasks (and connect them with your emails, contacts, and Google Calendar events), automatically add tasks for (…)

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GMail 2.0 review, updates and screenshots

by AJ on November 2, 2007

I just logged on to my GMail and I thought there was something weird going on with my account. The red “Loading” status notification is gone. It was replaced with a plain black “Loading” and then the unexpected happened. I (…)

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Friday Madness: Early adopters roundup

by AJ on October 19, 2007

Microsoft Aquisition Plans: 20 Companies Per Year “Not to be outdone by Murdoch and his slew of MySpace announcements, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has made some pretty big announcements today at the Web 2.0 Conference, speaking on Microsoft’s plans to (…)

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Designer to Consumer 3D technology

by AJ on September 11, 2007

View this TV commercial demonstrating the creative and innovative power of 3D technology that will embrace the future soon. Also, watch the secret of the construction of the pyramid of Khufu in Egypt in 3D. You’ll need the plugin to (…)

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eBay spoofed URL, latest Opera browser doesn’t let you know by default

by AJ on September 6, 2007

These people just won’t stop. I just got another good looking, legit looking, well-crafted but spoofed eBay email (screenshot below). So, I clicked on the link, opened up my Firefox and tada… popped out a web forgery warning. Again. Had (…)

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Mylivesearch beta launched, doesn’t support Firefox

by AJ on August 27, 2007

I was recently invited by the Beta Development Team of Mylivesearch and it turned out that they are not yet supporting Firefox or Safari. Turned out that you will need to download a plugin to use the service. A search (…)

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Pingdom: Offering 1 year free service (hurry!)

by AJ on August 23, 2007

Pingdom is offering 1 year of free monitoring service. Hurry, offer ends tomorrow! What you get… Notifications via SMS and e-mail Uptime and response time reports Multiple global check locations High check resolution Several check types Monthly reports Notification history (…)

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Phising attack: Don’t use IE6 and below

by AJ on August 2, 2007

I was in contact with Godaddy’s customer service regarding a domain issue yesterday. Also, I have been receiving lots of “legit” emails from their customer service department when I got an email (see below) asking me to complete some online (…)

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