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Archive for October 2006
Instead of upgrading to them for their features, the first question will be, but are they secure? Answer: No software except for “Hello World” is 100 percent secure. Ever. Now, the conversation appears not to be about why I should upgrade to one of these. It’s about why I shouldn’t.
Continue Reading “Internet Explorer 7 vs. Firefox 2.0: Security” »
Extension makers are still catching up, and we assume Moz will wait to push the update down to 1.5 clients for awhile to stagger bandwidth hits. But if you’re looking for built-in spell-check (huge win for bloggers), better security, suggest-as-you-type search and a revamped, slick-looking chrome, go ahead and grab it now.
Continue Reading “Firefox 2 officially released” »
Mozilla offered up FireFox 2.0 Release Candidate 3 tonight, bringing the official launch of version 2.0 all the closer. Most TechCrunch readers have probably tried previous release candidates but there are a number of things readers may be interested in considering as full scale roll-out of the new version approaches.
Continue Reading “Firfox 2.0 About to Ship - Here” »
Firefox burst onto the scene in 2004, taking full advantage of Microsoft’s lapses in Internet security and innovation. Its grassroots Spread Firfox marketing campaign was impressive, with fans donating money for full-page ads in major newspapers to spread the word. It has also been interesting to note that Google (Nasdaq: GOOG) has often supported Firfox efforts, giving it prime real estate on its site and in some of its products.
Continue Reading “Firfox Digs Deeper” »