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Let’s talk about Google Chrome. Why not? Everyone else is.
I would be willing to bet anyone reading this article has already downloaded the Windows beta and [...]
2
Sep
The new browser by Google called Google Chrome is now available for download in various languages on the Google Chrome website. The installation file has a size of 474 Kilobytes on Windows XP and downloads additional components during installation. The first thing that users will realize after starting Google Chrome is that it will import [...]
1
Sep
Rumors have been filling forums, blogs and websites that Google was working on a browser to compete with Microsoft on yet another level. Those rumors never ceased completely in the last three years or so and today those rumors seem to have gone over into a semi-official announcement of Google Chrome.
Google sent out a 38-paged [...]
22
Aug
Removing traces of just one website that you have been visiting is quite some task. It requires knowledge of the storage locations of the information in Firefox. An easier way to remove traces of an active website is to use the Firefox add-on Close and Forget.
Close and Forget provides two features. The first is to [...]
HTTP Watch is a HTTP monitoring plugin for Microsoft Internet Explorer that can give a detailed information about a website or application that is loading in the browser. The main reasons for using an application like HTTP Watch are troubleshooting, performance tuning and security checks. It’s mostly useful for webmasters but regular users might find [...]