In a recently released research paper Stefan Frei, Thomas Dübendorfer, Gunter Ollmann and Martin May analyzed Google Search Engine logs between January 2007 and June 2008 to understand the web browser threat. The research paper brought up some interesting figures including worldwide browser usage, number of users with the latest version of the browser and [...]
Are you running the latest browser version?
Posted by Martin in Security, The Web, firefox, ie, opera TAGS in Security, The Web, firefox, ie, opera4
Jul
Piclens adds Youtube support
Posted by Martin in Browsing, Online Services, firefox, ie TAGS in Browsing, Online Services, firefox, ie7
May
I got an email yesterday from the Cooliris Team who have published a new version of Piclens, a browser extension that is available for Firefox, Internet Explorer and Safari. The new version added several interesting new features, among them support for Firefox 3 and Youtube 3D browsing support. The Youtube addition is probably the biggest [...]
Opera and Webkit pass Acid3 test. Does anyone care ?
Posted by Martin in Browsing, firefox, ie, opera TAGS in Browsing, firefox, ie, opera27
Mar
Big news all around the Internet that a nightly build of Webkit and an internal build of Opera have passed the Acid 3 test. Users who favor one of the browsers now fight over the right to state that their browser passed it before the other which is in my opinion completely irrelevant.
Who cares which [...]
Apple bundles Safari with iTunes Update
Posted by Martin in Browsing, The Web, Tools, software TAGS in Browsing, The Web, Tools, software25
Mar
I just read the story over at Cybernet News and thought it was worth commenting about. Apple apparently found a way to shove the Safari browser down the throats of Windows users by bundling it with iTunes update. They report a new version of Safari when a user searches in iTunes for updates. This happens [...]
Browser Security Test
Posted by Martin in Browsing, firefox, ie, opera TAGS in Browsing, firefox, ie, opera14
Feb
Is my browser secure ? That’s a question that I hear and read day in day out from users throughout the country. It seems that new security vulnerabilities are discovered each day which adds to this uncertainty. They could be vulnerable even if they use the latest version of Opera, Firefox, Internet Explorer or Safari because those browsers tend to get updated less often than vulnerabilities are discovered.
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