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Firefox 3.6 release today!
Today is the official release of Firefox 3.6, at 9:30AM Pacific Time (12:30PM Eastern). There are some early bird links available around the web, amongst which the Kabatology blog.
If you’d rather wait for the official release, don’t just twiddle your thumbs: watch this 2 minute video about the new features in 3.6:
Weave Add-On goes to version 1.0 beta 1
It looks like the Mozilla Labs Weave add-on is getting close to a 1.0 version, with Monday’s release of the 1.0 beta 1.
Weave is an add-on that can synchronize your bookmarks, history, saved passwords and tabs between multiple machines. It stores all this information encrypted on a Mozilla-run server, but you can also set up [...]
Google Reader Notifier for Firefox is now Crapware
The How-to Geek has an article about how the Firefox extension Google Reader Notifier is now tracking your browsing and displaying ads. It also shows you how to remove this crap if you’ve updated the plug-in.
If you use Google Reader Notifier, please head over to The Geek’s blog and remove it from your system, before [...]
Firefox equivalent of Internet Explorer’s Every Time I visit the Web page
We have a little rotating web page setup in our break room, and have been using a dial indicator to show our performance in bookings and shipments. However, due to the nature of the set-up (a page, showing a flash file, that is configured by an XML file), it turned out to be necessary in [...]
Firefox and NoScript to the rescue
I’ve been an avid listener of the Security Now podcast for a couple of years now, and learned a lot of interesting things concerning cryptography, possible avenues of attack on your home network, etc. But two recent episodes of SN showed me that the Internet is a dark and dangerous place, and that you need [...]