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Sunday, September 7, 2008
Chrome! Google's New Browser!
If you haven't heard the news already, Google has a new browser out! And of course with all new things there are invariably going to be problems that people will be having so below is a link to the newest newsgroup to help you with all those pesky questions that you may have about Google's new browser
Chrome Help Group
Chrome Help Group
Sunday, August 17, 2008
Google Gadgets!
Just added this informative weather gadget from Google Gadgets!
But it's not just the weather! Google has all kinds of gadgets that you can add to your webpage or blog!
Had a hard time customizing this one because the default location is New York and I wanted my own location of Dayton, OH to be shown. But I finally managed to work it out!
If I see any other cool-looking gadgets I will add them here!
But it's not just the weather! Google has all kinds of gadgets that you can add to your webpage or blog!
Had a hard time customizing this one because the default location is New York and I wanted my own location of Dayton, OH to be shown. But I finally managed to work it out!
If I see any other cool-looking gadgets I will add them here!
Friday, February 29, 2008
The Death Of The Netscape Browser!
It may not be surprising to you but it was a surprise to me!
Netscape is currently owned by AOL and its stock has dropped to a low point.
There is a lot of speculation on what caused the downfall of the once very popular browser. For a time having Netscape as one's browser was a very popular choice.
Since the very popular windows operating system came with the Internet Explorer browser, Microsoft was pushing their Internet Explorer browser very hard. Then there came Firefox and other browsers as well.
The latest update from AOL will be the last for Netscape: AOL officially ends support for it on March 1, meaning it has no further plans to ship security updates for Netscape or otherwise maintain the browser.
AOL is urging Netscape users to consider switching over to Firefox, which is similar in look and feel, by including the Netscape 9 Migrator, to this final, patched version of Netscape. The migrator tool manifests itself as a red exclamation mark in the lower right hand corner of the latest Netscape browser window, which when clicked pops up a box displaying installer links for both Firefox and Flock, another browser based on Firefox that emphasizes blogs, news feeds and social networking sites.
Here is a link to an article that explains more about it.
Netscape is currently owned by AOL and its stock has dropped to a low point.
There is a lot of speculation on what caused the downfall of the once very popular browser. For a time having Netscape as one's browser was a very popular choice.
Since the very popular windows operating system came with the Internet Explorer browser, Microsoft was pushing their Internet Explorer browser very hard. Then there came Firefox and other browsers as well.
The latest update from AOL will be the last for Netscape: AOL officially ends support for it on March 1, meaning it has no further plans to ship security updates for Netscape or otherwise maintain the browser.
AOL is urging Netscape users to consider switching over to Firefox, which is similar in look and feel, by including the Netscape 9 Migrator, to this final, patched version of Netscape. The migrator tool manifests itself as a red exclamation mark in the lower right hand corner of the latest Netscape browser window, which when clicked pops up a box displaying installer links for both Firefox and Flock, another browser based on Firefox that emphasizes blogs, news feeds and social networking sites.
source
The Washington Post
The Washington Post
Here is a link to an article that explains more about it.
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