Mozilla Firefox

جریان چیه که تو عرض چند روز دوبار بروزرسانی کرده؟ - Behnam B

"Tab structures might be a relatively new concept, they’re always linear, and even in tree-style heavily restricted for you, the end user. Already, behind the screens, Firefox developers are trying to redefine the browser interface. Tab Candy is a new way of organizing your browser tabs. The project is headed by Aza Raskin, the Creative Lead for Firefox and the same guy who has been working on Mozilla’s Ubiquity and Firefox Mobile. As can be expected, Tab Candy is beautiful, innovating, yet simple to use. Sadly, as of yet, you can only download it as part of a separate Firefox test version." - Kol Tregaskes from Bookmarklet

Firefox 4 beta is really great for me... peppy and small memory footprint. I was ready to abandon Firefox, 3.x.x sucked so bad (Mac at least). But the beta has gotten me to abandon Chrome/Chromium for now (they were driving me nuts with how they mis-handle Mac keychain passwords when there are multiple keychain entries for a domain). So I mainly am using Safari and FF now. - Tinfoil 2.0

"As Twitter usage has essentially become pervasive, from the digerati to celebrities and politicians, the site has moved to bring Twitter content and functionality downstream, bringing the world of @replies and 140 characters to new Web sites and clients. One of the major introductions from the company was a tool called @Anywhere, which when used, lets you follow people from third party sites, all with a few lines of JavaScript code. Now, Kosmix, the lesser-known, but innovative, Mountain View search company, has taken this functionality a step further by automatically detecting names and IDs of Twitter users around the Web, and displaying their recent updates from Twitter, with no work needed on behalf of the Web site owner. The way Kosmix makes this happen is through a lightweight Web browser plugin called Tweetbeat Firsthand, available for both Mozilla FireFox and Google's Chrome browser. Upon installation, you will start to see small blue Twitter icons next to names as you surf... more... - Kol Tregaskes from Bookmarklet

"For those of you following the development of Mozilla's Firefox browser for Android -- also known as Fennec -- you'll be happy to learn that basic multitouch has been added in a development build. This build isn't as polished as the other nightly builds we've been using, and you'll need to uninstall it when switching from a signed build. But it's great to see work progress, and great to see the addition of multitouch." - Kol Tregaskes from Bookmarklet

"Google Chrome has had a big impact on the browser market since its release in September 2008. The latest report from NetMarketShare puts Chrome at 6.73% market share, ahead of Safari on 4.72% and behind only IE (59.95%) and Firefox (24.59%). What's more interesting about Chrome is the activity it's enjoying from early adopters and geeks. Our own browser statistics at ReadWriteWeb show that Chrome was used by 17.89% of our readers in April, putting it behind only Firefox (38.95%) and IE (24.76%). Further, our figures show a very clear movement from Firefox to Chrome over the past year. Chrome has gained nearly 11% over the past year, whereas Firefox has lost over 15%. IE has stayed stable on our site over the past year, registering no change from its 24% in April 2009." - Kol Tregaskes from Bookmarklet

Still wary of using Chrome or Firefox for online banking. - Mike Nencetti

Thanks! - Mike Nencetti

"Mozilla, the organization behind the Firefox web browser, introduced a "plugin checker" page last fall that analyzed whether the plugins you had installed in your web browser were up to date. Now that tool has been updated to check plugins installed in other web browsers too, including Safari, Chrome, Opera and Internet Explorer. According to the Director of Firefox Development, Johnathan Nightingale, plugin safety is an issue across the web. "Outdated plugins are a major source of security and stability risk for web users," he wrote in a recent company blog post." - Kol Tregaskes from Bookmarklet

This looks excellent! - Kol Tregaskes

"Although there are a number of desktop applications available for you to manage your Twitter account, there is something which is quite simpler and quicker. Have a look at this picture [above]. Surprised..?? Yes, it’s a twitter page. “MonkeyFly”, a free Firefox/Chrome add-on is what we are talking about. It has been developed by http://egoing.net and has salient features to turn your Twitter page into a Dashboard Style app as every desktop app does." - Kol Tregaskes from Bookmarklet

It has advantages over TweetDeck, for example, when you click 'in reply to' you get the whole thread (including your tweets) expanded (and collapsible). Love this. TweetDeck opens a new column and then doesn't show your tweets - very annoying. - Kol Tregaskes

"The aim of MonkeyFly isn't just to make the most of the strengths of the real-time web, speed, and the convenience of automation, but to do this as easily as possible -- all without compromising the simplicity that Twitter's interface is based on." - Kol Tregaskes from Bookmarklet

This is excellent. I hope they'll be more dictionaries for the spellchecker and I would love the options to remove the Home feed (I generally read my Twitter Lists nowadays) and have the URL Shortener set-up to use my own bit.ly account. This almost makes the likes of TweetDeck ad Seesmic Desktop redundant. Though there are still some nice features on the 2 Air apps that would be nice-to-haves here. - Kol Tregaskes

Firefox extension, userscript and Chrome userscript here: http://monkeyfly.egoing.net/ - Kol Tregaskes

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Pardon. Wordpress kabul etmemiş uzun linki o yüzden hata vermiş :s - ★ Soner Gönül

"We’ve had some pretty close races lately in our Lunchtime Poll feature, which got us thinking of the obvious question: which one of these contestants would win in a fantasy fight? So we decided to pit some of these services and software head-to-head in a knock-down, drag-out cage match. There may even be jello involved. We’re asking you, dear readers, to cast your vote for the ultimate winner in this 1 v. 1 battle each week, for as long as we can keep the worthy contestants coming. Read on to vote in this week’s match! No poll was closer than the Favorite Web Browser question earlier this month. The two victors far out ahead of the long tail were incumbent favorite Mozilla Firefox and relatively new challenger Google Chrome. This week’s Faceoff pits these two browsers against each other for ultimate fame and glory." - Kol Tregaskes from Bookmarklet

im still using firefox just for adblock plus...chrome is little unstable also. - vinod

"As we’ve mentioned here before at Make Use Of, bookmarklets are easy to use additions to your web browsers that add functionality to websites or make it easier to perform tasks such as bookmarking to social sites or changing the way websites appear in the browser. Run with Javascript, these useful lightweight pieces of code can make your online life a lot easier. Backup your bookmarks – and bookmarklets – and use these bookmarklets across all platforms. All bookmarklets were tested on Firefox 3.5 and Safari 4." - Kol Tregaskes from Bookmarklet

@brainno722 @lelapin have you checked out Shareaholic yet? http://www.shareaholic.com/tools... - Jay Meattle

"While statistics put Internet Explorer clearly ahead as the most widely used web browser, it’s clear to many people that it is not due to the excellent programming. Subject to more than one official inquiry in Europe, and numerous columns, both online and in print, the practice of ‘bundling’ the infamous browser with the every copy of the operating system represents the primary reason behind its crushing dominance." - Kol Tregaskes from Bookmarklet

Lol yeah I was just pointing out that w/o the working add-ons it becomes unsafe, it's been corrected now...it was only a problem with Mac Fx Pc - The Real sofarsoShawn

"The Worldwide Lexicon is an open-source project that exists to eliminate language barriers using a combination of human and machine translation techniques. ReadWriteWeb reviewed the company in an article on open translation projects. In its latest Universal Translator effort, the group helps translate entire web pages automatically within the browsing experience. The Firefox tool enables project members to create, curate and share translations." - Kol Tregaskes from Bookmarklet

It sounds like it might be useful for FriendFeed, assuming that it's still around, by the time the project has produced something useful for everyone... - Tyson Key

It's not bad at all! :) Nice idea! - Damiano

haha, awesome! - Mitchell McKenna

"Firefox 3.5 — code-named Shiretoko — is set to launch on Tuesday, June 30th! How cool would it be if we could set off fireworks worldwide to celebrate? We'd light up the night country by country, town by town, to show the world just how amazing Firefox is. Just like New Year's, only better — since you get to see who "launched" the fireworks. We're going to make a big bang by spreading Firefox with Social Media. And, we need your help!" - LouCypher from Bookmarklet

Yes. It redirects to any official Mozilla mirrors http://www.mozilla.org/mirrors - LouCypher

Funny - Özkan Altuner

Do chrome.exe --user-agent="Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 8.0; Windows NT 6.0; Trident/4.0; Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1) ; .NET CLR 3.5.30729)" if you want to use this in Chrome. - Niranjan Tulpule

too bad i use chrome - Tyler Gillies

Mozilla has launched a new video section on mozilla.com to help bring some of the many great features of Firefox alive. The feature-specific videos are narrated by the people who helped bring them to Firefox. The new video section even includes a walk through on how to install Firefox — perfect to help people make the switch. - LouCypher

The holiday season is in full swing! Here are some tips to bring Firefox in the mix and spread the joy! You can customize Firefox with a holiday theme, give the gift of Firefox this holiday season, and use Firefox add-ons to simplify your online shopping. - LouCypher

Here is a fun collection of Mozilla holiday graphics to decorate your web pages and desktop featuring the logos of Firefox, Thunderbird, and other Mozilla products available as wallpapers, animated snow globes, and Christmas tree ornaments. Enjoy and continue the tradition of spreading holiday cheer by sharing this page with others. - LouCypher

On top of today’s exceptional news about Firefox surpassing 20% worldwide market share during the month of November, we have further good news to share. After Firefox reached the 50% market share milestone in Indonesia back in July, we can now say the same about two more regions: SLOVENIA AND MACEDONIA. - LouCypher