Posted by: vinitneo on: May 22, 2009
Type 1. just the fox gets better here, fiery.
Type 2. more shiny. darker
Type 3. lighter with less prominent fire.
I defiantly like the 2nd one, it’s more shiny and good looking.
what about you -
Posted by: vinitneo on: March 6, 2009
The increase in version number is proposed due to the sheer volume of work which makes Shiretoko feel like much more than a small, incremental improvement over Firefox 3: TraceMonkey, <video> tag and player support, improvements to user controls over data privacy, significant improvements in the web layout and rendering platform, and much more.
Under this [...]
Posted by: vinitneo on: March 3, 2009
Foxmarks, one of my favorite add-on which backups your bookmarks and password, suggests tags is changing it’s name to xmarks and adding new features.
The features of xmarks are –
Smarter Search
Xmarks will highlight the 3 top sites in your Google results based on how many people have bookmarked them. Simply move your mouse over [...]
Posted by: vinitneo on: January 6, 2009
This is something you’ll like if you you use keyboard more than mouse. But what about bookmarks, then you’ll have to touch the mouse, not anymore. SiteLauncher will allow you to assign keyboard shortcuts to all your favorite bookmarks.
To launch, all you have to do is hit Ctrl+Space (or for the Mac users Ctrl+Alt). [...]
Posted by: vinitneo on: January 2, 2009
Mozilla is planning to integrate Prism like features into future release of Firefox. Google Chrome has Google gears integrated into it which allows users to turn web apps into desktop apps and use some of them offline.
Although there are Prism add-on for Firefox, this integrated feature is supposed to provide more functionality.
When you visit [...]
Posted by: vinitneo on: December 22, 2008
As expected Google Chrome is now the default browser in Google Pack. Firefox bundled with Google Toolbar is still available, but you need to explicitly select it. This means new users will will go in with Google Chrome more. Before the launch of it’s own browser Goggle was promoting Firefox heavily but things are changing [...]