Tag: Firefox
31 Days Of OS X Tips: Move Bookmarks From Other Browsers Into Safari
One’s taste in Web browsers is a surprisingly personal choice. I’m a fairly devoted Safari user, but I’m not one to evangelize for it and argue...
Apps Of The Week: Workouts, Classic Browsers, Magazine RSS, And Google’s iOS Apps
Welcome to yet another week of apps here at Macgasm. This week we have a quick workout trainer for the iPhone. We take another look...
Ex-Opera Employee Sued For Allegedly Taking Secrets To Mozilla
Opera Software, the Norwegian web browser company, declared today that it is suing former employee and consultant Trond Werner Hansen for 20 million Norwegian Krone/$3.4...
Firefox Download Available Before Official Firefox 19 Launch Tomorrow
For those of you just too anxious to wait for Firefox’s official launch of the web browser’s latest version, then wait no more. Firefox has...
Firefox Receives Retina Compatibility In Latest Beta
The latest beta release of Firefox, version 18 beta 1, supports the 2012 MacBook Pro’s Retina Display and is available for download via Mozilla’s website....
Mozilla Releases Firefox 17, Finally Drops Support For OS X 10.5
Mozilla has just released version 17 of its popular Firefox browser. This update is cross-platform and brings many improvements to the browser including support for...
Firefox Support For OS X Leopard Ends In November
We’ve known for a while now that Mozilla plans on phasing out support for Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard — the last release from Apple...
First Look At Firefox Mobile OS
Earlier this month, Mozilla announced that they were entering the smartphone market with Firefox Mobile OS. Steve McCaskill, TWE: While this is far from a...
Mozilla Launches Global Partnerships For Firefox Mobile OS
Today, Mozilla announced that Firefox Mobile OS, an implementation of their Boot to Gecko Project, will be shipping on smartphones across the globe starting next...
Firefox 13 Available Now, Propagates Tomorrow
The stable release of Firefox 13 is now available as a direct download from Mozilla. You won’t see this propagate through the update mechanism until...
Firefox releases Collusion, online tracking paranoia enabler
Data visualization and privacy paranoia come together in a new add-on released by Mozilla, named Collusion. Neat little graphs of what sites use what cookies await you...
Mozilla announces its own app store
Mozilla has announced that it will be launching a web app store next week, once the Mobile World Congress exhibition kicks off. Mozilla’s app store...
Firefox team releases Firefox 5 public betas
The more than 400 million users of the ever-popular Mozilla Firefox browser will be glad to hear that the team has released an official public...
Kill Tech Tuesday: Zynga axes the not so popular Flock browser
Flock, the social browser based on Mozilla’s Firefox, has had its last security patch. As of April 26, the browser that has built in almost...
Firefox 4 goes live for all
Mozilla has finally dropped Firefox 4 into our laps. It’s being pegged as the fastest Firefox yet, and it comes complete with speed and performance...
Chrome and Firefox to add “Do Not Track” capabilities to browsers
Oh, advertising online, what a tangled web you weave. I’m so torn with advertising models, it’s not even funny any more. The FCC has recently...
It’s a good day for Browsers
We’re currently in a great place as far as browsers go. Microsoft’s death grip is all but gone, and the Webkit browsers are nipping at...
Browser Wars: Mindshare
I recently ran into a rather interesting situation. After a small discussion about keeping web browsers up to date, someone recommended moving to Google’s Chrome....