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WordPress Personas for Firefox

12. March 2010 ·

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WordPress Personas for Firefox

Personas is one of the new features that came with the release of Mozilla Firefox 3.6. Personas are easy-to-use themes that allows users to customize and personalize the look of Firefox, they work the same way as Google Chrome themes. If you’re a WordPress user, advocate or fan and Firefox is your web browser of [...]

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After the Deadline for Firefox

3. February 2010 ·

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After the Deadline for Firefox

Are you guys familiar or have heard of After the Deadline? It is a hosted writing improvement web service that was acquired by Automattic last year. After the Deadline (AtD) provides its service via a WordPress and TinyMCE plugin that works as a contextual spell checking, advanced style checking and intelligent grammar checking tool. It’s [...]

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Feedly: Magazine Style Homepage

7. October 2009 ·

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Feedly: Magazine Style Homepage

Although I do a lot of reading online, I don’t really use Google Reader or any other RSS aggregator that much. I prefer to visit the site myself and read the articles directly from that website or blog. I think its more of a habit than of a preference. Anyways, this “habit” of mine has [...]

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easyComment Firefox Extension

20. December 2008 ·

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easyComment Firefox Extension

Part of my blogging activities include blog hopping and leaving comments on my favorite blogs, daily reads and other blogs I visit. This doesn’t only help in promoting my blog but it also helps me create and maintain relationships with other bloggers. One of the things I don’t like about this specific activity is filling [...]

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Firefox + IE = Security Flaw?

11. July 2007 ·

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This is the first time I’ve heard of a security flaw that’s caused or involves two browsers. Most of the time, known security flaws are found in Internet Explorer and sometimes in Firefox. But this time it involves both browsers. At first, security researchers laid the blame for the latest zero-day exploit on Microsoft’s Internet Explorer. [...]

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Kill Bill’s Browser

13. June 2007 ·

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Just by reading the title of this post, do you have any idea what it’s about? If not, then here’s a little explanation: Bill Gates = Microsoft = Internet Explorer. Got it? Bill Gates owns Microsoft, the company that which the infamous browser Internet Explorer comes from. Therefore the nickname, “Bill’s Browser”. I came across this [...]

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Firefox Add-ons for Bloggers

21. April 2007 ·

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I’m an avid fan of Mozilla Firefox and have been using it for about 6 years now. I started using it when it was still called Firebird. From the moment I started using Firefox, I never looked back. I only use Internet Explorer for downloading Windows updates , the Microsoft website and other sites [...]

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Firefox Tab Effect

12. January 2007 ·

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Just downloaded and installed this Firefox extension called Tab Effect. It doesn’t have much functionality, it was made for the sole purpose of visual amusement, in other words “eye candy”. What does it do? Once installed in Firefox, everytime you switch tabs it will rotate the tab window sideways. The effect is like one you’ll see [...]

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ErrorZilla

17. October 2006 ·

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Here’s something new for all you Mozilla Firefox users out there. It’s a Firefox extension called “ErrorZilla”. What is ErrorZilla? Does it fix errors? No. Does it prevent user errors? Not! Hehe. What it does is it changes the default error page from the usual boring page to a brighter, more lively looking page. Also, [...]

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Firefox 2.0 Features

24. January 2006 ·

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Taken from the blog of one of it’s developers. These are the features that you will see in the beta version of Firefox 2.0 Alpha. It is schedule to be released in the first quarter of this year. New Bookmarks and History Improve the browser’s Bookmarks and History systems to improve their effectiveness as renavigation aids while [...]

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Firefox “Killer App”

4. January 2006 ·

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This is the best thing that happened to Firefox, aside from Firefox itself. That’s what AllPeers is saying about their new Firefox extension. I believe that this extension will definitely attract more people to use or even switch to Firefox. Unleash your online experience and add multimedia sharing capabilitities to your favorite browser. Share private photos [...]

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