Posted by: vinitneo on: February 6, 2009
Internet Explorer 8 release candidate 1 which was released last week is getting a lots attention and might pose competition to Google Chrome, the browser which is supposed to get IE users to switch to Chrome.
Both the browsers now have 1% market share and considering IE 8 was released last week it do doing [...]
Posted by: vinitneo on: January 13, 2009
The Chrome team is working to bring it’s browser Chrome 2.0 to Mac and Linux before June this year. You can see the developments in Mac here and here. You’ll need XCode 3.1 and gclient. Chrome won’t run on OS X 10.4 and that PowerPC support currently is not planned.
And the Linux pages states -
There [...]
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 [...]
Posted by: vinitneo on: November 23, 2008
Consider the situation – you use both Firefox and Chrome and have dozens of bookmarks in them but can’t get all of them in a single browser, what do you do? Well Transmute will help you achieve that. Transmute can format your bookmarks for any of the major browsers, including Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, Chrome, [...]
Posted by: vinitneo on: November 14, 2008
Bookmarks Manager
Google has released an update of Chrome browser to those signed up for "developer". The update adds some features to the browser, most of them already standard in other browsers. First, and most anticipated, is a stand-alone bookmark manager, which offers simple tree-nesting views of your bookmarks, and lets you edit and rename your [...]