Tag Archives: Browsers

Flock Browser Shutting Down

Flock, the social web browser, has announced to discontinue development and support. Flock started as a browser based on Mozilla’s Gecko platform, but recently moved to Chromium.

If you use Opera or Firefox, you can easily change browser’s user agent. Opera has built-in feature for user agent spoofing, while Firefox users can install this add-on. Thankfully, Google Chrome also provides a way to change user agent. Continue reading →

Opera 11 is here!

Opera 11 has introduced browser extensions in Opera. Other exciting features of Opera 11 include tab stacking, a new address bar, option to allow Plug-ins only on demand, new mail panel, Extended auto-update for installed extensions and Opera Unite apps. Continue reading →

Agent 008 Ball – HTML5 Game

Agent 008 Ball is an online pool game. It is not an ordinary flash-based game, and uses HTML5 to render the game elements. The Agent 008 Ball has been developed by Pixel Lab. Continue reading →

Desktop Search Extension For Chrome

Chrome Desktop Search is an extension for Google Chrome browser, based on experimental APIs including Omnibox API and Infobars API. It works similar to Google Desktop Search, where users can allow indexing of local files & folders and search them right from the browser (Chrome in this case). Continue reading →

Use Browser’s Search Box Effectively

Tips for using browser’s search box to search smartly and quickly. Search engine options, keyboard shortcuts and tricks for Firefox, Chrome and Internet Explorer. Continue reading →

Why Opera (desktop) is NOT a popular browser

Opera Software has just organized a Ask Me Anything activity on Reddit, which gave a fantastic opportunity to the users like me to ask anything about Opera products. Continue reading →

Opera To Get Extensions Finally!

Opera has announced to integrate browser extensions in its upcoming major release, Opera 11. Extensions have been an important feature for browsers, and this integration will complete the Opera. Continue reading →

Internet Explorer’s Market Share Falls Below 50%

According to StatCounter, the web traffic analysing service, market share of Microsoft’s Internet Explorer is below 50% now. Although, Microsoft released a new beta version of Internet Explorer, IE 9, in last month – its user base fell to 49.87% in September. Continue reading →

Add-on Performance Advisor in Internet Explorer 9

The newer beta of Microsoft’s Internet Explorer provides users detailed information about add-ons affecting their browsing experience. The IE 9 alerts and suggests uses to disable slow add-ons. Continue reading →