Posted in web browsing on Sep 2nd, 2008
Just a couple of days after the announcement of the reconducted partnership between Mozilla and Google and although the link is not yet active, Google has just announced its soon release of its new open source browser, Google Chrome. Among the sources, Apple’s WebKit and Mozilla’s Firefox.
The Google Chrome download link is to be made [...]
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Posted in web browsing on Aug 28th, 2008
Mozilla Labs introduces Ubiquity. While still in a very early stage, Ubiquity is a pretty impressive functional addition to future Firefox. Ubiquity’s goals are to:
Empower users to control the web browser with language-based instructions. (With search, users type what they want to find. With Ubiquity, they type what they want to do.)
Enable on-demand, user-generated mashups [...]
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Posted in viral marketing, web browsing on Jun 19th, 2008
The buzz seems to have proven its efficiency, Firefox 3 has been downloaded 8.3 million times in first 24 hours. For its first day, Firefox 3 has reach a four percent marketshare of browsers worldwide. Some other figures: 83 terabytes of data was sent out during that time, an average of 4,000 downloads per second [...]
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Posted in viral marketing, web browsing on May 29th, 2008
Help set a Firefox 3 world record for the most software downloaded in 24 hours on Download Day! Go to the Download Day Headquarters and pledge to download Firefox 3. The official date for the launch of Firefox 3 will be posted here soon. With your help the Firefox community can go down in history.
http://www.spreadfirefox.com/worldrecord
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Posted in mobile web on May 19th, 2007
Mozilla is experimenting a service that lets users store online content on a remote server and access that information on cell phones. Using the Firefox browser on a computer, users select portions of Web sites, including images, text, and videos, and save them onto their personal page hosted by Mozilla. Later, the user can access [...]
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