Google Chrome Frame 4.0.255.0 released
Google Chrome developers have released a new version of their Google Chrome Frame add-on for Internet Explorer.
This is a bug fix edition.
Changelog:
Empty user directories are properly deleted when Google Chrome Frame is un-installed. (Issue: 27483)
Crash fixes (Issues: 27414, 27695, 27662)
Ensure that the renderer has focus when ChromeFrame navigates [...]
Google Chrome Frame updated with security fixes
Google has released a new updated version of their Google Chrome Frame plug-in for Microsoft Internet Explorer.
Changelog:
Network requests fail randomly (Issue 27401).
Fix issues with CFInstall.js to better detect compatible OS and browser versions, allow users to cancel the installation frame, and not cache the isAvailable result (Issues [...]
Microsoft talks about Internet Explorer 9
Microsoft developers have blogged about the work being done with the next version of their Internet Explorer web browser product.
One thing is pretty clear. Microsoft has understood what the user wants from his browser. And it’s speed.
The company has stated that they want to make Internet Explorer 9 [...]
Dolly Parton promotes Internet Explorer 8
Microsoft has apparently hired the services of Dolly Parton to promote their Internet Explorer 8 web browser.
She has some funny things to say in this video: “You’ve got to have Internet Explorer 8 to use webslices. Shoot, I didn’t even know there was a 1 through 7.”
This advertisement [...]
Mozilla Firefox is five years old!
Mozilla Firefox is now the second most popular web browser in the world today.
This open source offering is celebrating its fifth birthday.
Mozilla’s Firefox 1.0 was launched on November 9, 2004 and it has been a long journey for it and the developers behind this excellent software.
Mozilla had this to [...]
Google Sidewiki Bookmarklet for unsupported web browsers
Google recently launched their Sidewiki service which enables anyone to leave a comment on a web page.
This tool is generally accessible through the Google Toolbar add-on which is available for Microsoft Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox.
For users on other web browsers, Google has now released a [...]
Fix IE Utility to fix common problems with Internet Explorer
The Windows Club has announced the launch of a new software product named Fix IE Utility.
This small application can help you in fixing common problems with the Internet Explorer web browser.
It basically registers 89 different dll and ocx files which are required [...]
Google homepage now has webkit only new buttons!
TechCrunch has reported on a small change that appeared on the Google.com homepage a couple of days ago.
This change is only visible on the webkit powered web browsers like Apple Safari and Google Chrome.
It uses CSS properties to change the appearance of the two buttons [...]
Microsoft Windows 7 cleared for launch in Europe
European Commission has finally given its approval to Microsoft to sell their Windows 7 operating system with Internet Explorer in the European market.
Microsoft spoke about their deal with EU: “Windows 7 will ship as planned – users will get Windows 7 then some time later they [...]
Google Chrome Frame could actually work in other browsers!
Google Operating System has reported that Google designed their Chrome Frame add-on in such a way that it could be adapted on other platforms!
Essentially, developers can make available this plug-in on other browsers like Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari and Opera.
Essentially, the package contains a [...]
