Filed under: Google, Browsers One of the most talked about features in Safari 5 has been its Reader function — Apple’s built-in implementation of the Readability bookmarklet. Both are nice ways to reformat articles on blog or news sites for distraction-free reading. If you like the look of Safari Reader but would rather not change [...]
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Filed under: Apple, Browsers If you’re using Safari 5 and have been waiting patiently for an official source for browser extensions, your prayers have been answered! Yes, the Google Chrome Safari Extensions Gallery is now online! Right now, there are about one hundred extensions listed and they’re grouped by category. Most of the big-name extensions [...]
Posted in Download Squad Tags: Apple Safari, Browser Extensions, Browsers, Copyright, Google, Google Download, Nbsp, Prayers, Safari Download, Seo, Tabs, Thumbnail Previews, Web Based Comments Off
Filed under: Apple, Google, Browsers If you’ve made the switch from Firefox to Chrome and count AdBlock among your must-have extensions, there’s one gripe you probably had. Unlike its Firefox or Safari cousins, AdBlock for Chrome wasn’t actually able to prevent ads from downloading. As developer Mike Gundlach told The Reg, ” We’ve been having [...]
Posted in Download Squad Tags: Act, Adblock, Ads, Apple Safari, Browsers, Code Updates, Content Manipulation, Copyright, Cousins, Css Rules, Download Download, Firefox, Frustration, Google, Gundlach, Kilobytes, Nbsp Comments Off
Filed under: Apple, Browsers As soon as Safari 5 was released and support for 3rd-party extensions was announced, users began wondering just how long it would take for many of their favorite Google Chrome and Firefox add-ons to be ported. If you’ve been waiting for the awesome secure password and form fill tool LastPass, good [...]
Posted in Download Squad Tags: Apple Safari, Copyright, Core Functions, Favorite Sites, Firefox Add Ons, Form Tool, Google, Icon, Mac Computers, Mac Windows, Mozilla Firefox, Nbsp, Party Extensions, Passwords, Safari Download, Toolbar, Vault, Windows Computers Comments Off
Filed under: Apple, BrowsersAfter speedy new updates to Opera and Google Chrome, Safari’s looking pretty slow these days. Fortunately for Apple, Safari 5 might be ready to go at Apple’s developer conference, WWDC, later this week. Although the focus of WWDC looks like it will mostly be mobile — that impending new iPhone and the [...]
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Filed under: Fun, Apple, Browsers Now that just about everyone on Twitter has taken a shot at Apple over their “We herd u liek standerdz!” page — which sniffs user agents and prevents access unless you’re using Safari — it’s time for the real fun to begin. Mozilla dev Rob Sayre’s rebuttal is an awesome, [...]
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Filed under: Developer, Internet, Video, News, Adobe, Apple, Google, web 2.0, Browsers Whether you’re on Team Apple or Team Adobe in the whole Flash vs. HTML5 brouhaha, you really can’t dispute just how nice some of the new HTML5 and CSS3 features are, and while Microsoft was quick to throw a demo page up to [...]
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Is there something about people who use Microsoft products that makes them more likely to click on an online ad? Some data from search advertising network Chitika suggests so. Earlier this week, we noted that people coming to Websites from Bing are about 75 percent more likely to click on an ad than …
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Filed under: Utilities, Windows, E-mail, Open Source, Browsers Looking for a simple way to back up (and restore) several different Windows email clients and web browsers? Open source MailBrowserBackup supports a lengthy list:Browsers: Mozilla Firefox, Flock, Internet Explorer (Favorities ONLY), Mozilla Thunderbird, Opera (browser profile and mails), Apple Safari, Google Chrome, SRWare IronEMail: Windows Mail, [...]
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Probably in a bid to take something away from Google, Microsoft has now released a technical preview version of Microsoft Office 2010 along with an announcement of a free web based version of the Microsoft Office Suite. Microsoft’s Office Web will deliver free online versions of its popular Word, PowerPoint, OneNote and Excel which will [...]
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