Great article with speed comparisons of the different browsers currently available. According to PC World, the fastest browser currently is the Apple Safari following by Google Chrome, both of which are twice as fast as the Mozilla Firefox 3.6.
Firefox 3.6 has improved in performance nevertheless with about 15% faster than its predecessor the Firefox 3.5
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Which browser is the fastest ?
Posted by admin on January 25th, 2010
Posted in Browsers 
Tags: Browsers, firefox, Google Chrome, ie, internet explorer, konqueror, lynx, opera, safari 
Comments OffFirefox 3.5 supports open video formats
Posted by admin on January 11th, 2010
The new Firefox 3.5 now supports open video formats. What does this mean ?
Firefox now supports Theora, which is a truly free and open video format for the internet. This means that we would have to do away with proprietary plugins or restricted codecs and license fees and be able to embed videos in websites are truly free and viewable by everyone. Mozilla believes that the quality of Theora can be improved and is supporting the development of Theora by giving a US $100,000 grant. This grant is to be administered by the Wikimedia Foundation and will go towards improving Theora’s encoders and playback libraries.
Posted in Mozilla Firefox Tags: Browsers, firefox, html 5, ogg vorbis, open video, theora, video, wikimedia, xiph.org Comments OffGive Google Chrome as a Christmas gift
Posted by admin on December 19th, 2009
Am I hearing this correctly ? Give Google Chrome as a Christmas gift to your ….Grandma ? W T F is my grandma going to do with Google Chrome ? I thought the same thing, but here is what Google is upto
http://www.givechrome.com/
Google Chrome extensions on a Mac
Posted by admin on December 19th, 2009
So the Macintosh’ers have been left behind as usual. But here is a solution, thanks to DotSpots founder Matt Mastracci and a blogger at Grack.com.
Google Chrome introduces browser extensions
Posted by admin on December 19th, 2009
What is a great browser ? One that loads up quickly OR one that makes your browsing experience speedier than the other browsers? OR is the add-ons or the extensions which might include functional add ons or themes.
I would say that a major selling point of Firefox initially was its support for extensions which let you do all kinds of goody functional stuff with either the websites, bookmarks, web development functionality or other stuff.
And now Google Chrome is onto the bandwagon announcing that Chrome will support extensions, and which can be downloaded from https://chrome.google.com/extensions/
Posted in Google, Google Chrome Tags: browser addons, browser extensions, Browsers, chrome, Google, themes Comments OffWhat is the Google Chrome Omnibar ?
Posted by admin on December 17th, 2009
One of the best known features of Google Chrome is the Omnibar or the so called ‘Psychic Bar’ by the developers.
Simply speaking it combines the address bar and the search box in one. So you would type in your search query right where you would have typed the web page url.
Google Chrome browser debuts for Macintosh’s
Posted by admin on December 17th, 2009
Finally, after a wait of nearly one year Google has released its web browser for Apple Mac’s. Google Chrome is mostly popular as a fast start-up and fast loading browser, but it’s best known feature is probably the omnibar (web address and search box in one area of your browser). With the omnibar you can type in your search query right in your address bar, where you would usually type in the web page url. Developers also call it the ‘psychic bar’.
