A good way to test a new browser is to install the portable version of it and run it for a while to test it. The advantage of this method over installing it directly is that it does not interfere with the system configuration in any way. No need to worry that the new browser [...]

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Martin’s post about upcoming browser releases was something I had also been thinking about.

I can’t see Internet Explorer gaining any significant market share any time soon, but I can see, as Martin said, a solid, secure release stabilising the downward trend somewhat.

I have done my own extensive research on the topic of mainstream consumer browser adoption (also known as having a conversation with my girlfriend) and discovered that browser she preferred most of all was Opera.

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We already witnessed the release of the new Opera 9.5 client and will see the release of Firefox 3 on Tuesday and Internet Explorer 8 later this year. The interesting aspect is in my opinion if any of the clients manages to grab market share from the others. Will Opera finally gain the recognition that [...]

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Finally. That was my first thought when I read the announcement over at the Opera Desktop Team blog that they released a release candidate of Opera 9.5 which can be downloaded for all supported operating systems including Windows, Linux and Macintosh. Windows users should take note that this release candidate will replace the default installation [...]

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Most of you are probably aware of Flock, the social networking browser.
I first read about Flock in a PC magazine a few years ago, and didn’t really comprehend what the whole thing was about. The words web 2.0 came up, as did visionary and I really had no idea what it meant. Web 2.0 was [...]

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