There were two major announcements this week concerning the development of new “browser engines”; the software at the heart of Web browsers responsible for “rendering” or displaying the actual content of Web pages. Both of these announcements, the first by … Continue reading →
Everyone likes a good “Cinderella” story, but is Mozilla on the verge of being part of such a tale? Mozilla continues to release more and increasinging interesting information concerning their “Firefox OS” for smartphones; a potential competitor to the smartphone … Continue reading →
Yesterday Mozilla released its latest stable version of its rapid-released flagship, the Firefox browser. This is version 17 of the Gecko-based software and this release fixes 2,635 bugs. It also adds some new features to their software… the initial revision … Continue reading →
Lifehacker has a great article today on a security add-on for the Firefox, Chrome and Safari browsers that eliminates the “tracking” of your Web activities that sites like Twitter and Facebook do without your permission via insecure widgets or social … Continue reading →