Posts Tagged ‘firefox’
For those of you who like browsing web pages to many, may have confused when it wants to return to the page? before because so many web pages that have been opened. Now there is an easy way to solve the problem is with Candy Tab. What is Tab Candy? This is a new feature in Firefox which will make it easier for users to find web pages that have been opened by classifying all the web pages into a group. Simply by clicking on the tab key Candy, you’ll go to a page that contains all web pages that have been opened and from here, we can divide the web pages into a group with a simple way that is “drag & drop”.
Then when it has been divided into several groups so when we click on one of the existing pages in the group, the tabs in the browser will only display web pages in one group so that we can be more easy to find web pages searched. More efficient is it? You also can change the size of the group from a distance when going to see one of the desired web pages. Read the rest of this entry »
Electronic Frontier Foundation and the Tor Project has released a beta version of a new Firefox extension that allows people to encrypt their communication with Facebook, Twitter and other sites. Everywhere HTTPS extensions from Firefox is inspired by the search options on the web that Google is encrypted, according to the EFF, which launched the device, Thursday (06/17). In addition to Facebook and Twitter, HTTPS Everywhere software will also run on Google Search, Wikipedia, The New York Times, The Washington Post, PayPal, EFF, Tor, and Ixquick.
Everywhere HTTPS This tool works by creating a connection HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure) to the site. However, even if the ‘https’ is used, unless the address bar color and unlocked the lock icon displayed in the lower right corner, mala pages are not fully encrypted, according to EFF.
As quoted from ZDNet, noted that the use of HTTPS does not hide the IP address and computer users can still be traced from the broken SSL session featuring third-party content that is not encrypted. “Forcing a full session on a popular social networking services like Facebook for example, without taking into account the fact that SSL does not magically make all personal data, including IP addresses, lost, is wrong,” wrote Dancho Danchev from ZDNet.
Finally the highly anticipated Firefox fans came as well. Mozilla Firefox browser has now reached episode 4. Although still in beta phase, but the new look of the fox of fire is worth a try. Mozilla claims Firefox 4 beta 1 is running with a web 2.0 platform this gecko, much better than Firefox 3.6.
New Display A More Simple
In this browser war, seemingly trying to make an appearance Firefox browsers become more simple. For a simple, Google Chrome is currently possible is the winner.
Unlike version 3.6, Firefox 4 has a shape similar to the Chrome tabs. The difference, Firefox’s tab is transparent. Meanwhile for the menu button, at first glance is similar to Opera browser 10.6. With a new look this page Firefox feels more relieved. Moreover, if a user utilizing an appropriate persona. Read the rest of this entry »
At the recent Google I / O diselanggarakan dated May 19 to 20 yesterday, Google shows the graph the number of users of Google Chrome which has more than doubled in less than one year. Of the 30 million users in July 2009 to reach 70 million users today. This figure shows the number of active users who use Google Chrome browser, not the number of downloads of Google Chrome. While iru Mozilla Firefox browser also shows the increase in the number of users from 265 million users until reaching 365 million users in the same period. It was delivered by Director of Community Development Mozilla Corp., Asa Dotzler.
As a newcomer when compared with Firefox, Google Chrome has a huge achievement when seen from the figure 70 million users. Although the number of Firefox users five times greater than Google Chrome users. Meanwhile, the market share for Google Chrome will be expected to continue to increase along with the presence of a more stable version for Linux and Mac OS. And with the advantages offered, of course many more people who want to try Google Chrome.
Mozilla middle square off for the release of Firefox 4. The fox fire browser’s latest version is also planned to be released in late 2010. As a new product, of course, there are a number of enhanced features to the browser by Mozilla is the champion. Among them were promised would be easier to use, safer to maintain the privacy of its users, has a more modest view, and certainly will be faster when exploring the virtual world.
Mozilla says Firefox is now in circulation is considered still too complicated. They want to create menus in Firefox made more simple that will further facilitate the user when accessing and can improve browsing speed.
“The simpler the browser view, the sooner page you want to be seen to be opened,” said Mike Beltzner, Firefox’s director of Development, as quoted from TBO, Thursday (13/05/2010).
Firefox 4 also promised to be more stable with little need an add-on program for additional functionality. This program will use the new web programming, HTML5, which will enable video and other multimedia content without requiring an application to play Adobe Flash. Read the rest of this entry »