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September 27th marked the 9th anniversary of the founding of Google. CyberNet News’ Ashley has taken a look back at these past 9 years. … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: September 2007
Here’s an overview of this week’s Update Meeting: Fx 2.0.0.7 - Fire Drill (Security) Release on Tuesday, September 18th Fx 2.0.0.8 - All prior landings on the Fx 2.0.0.7 branch have been moved the 2.0.0.8 branch. Triage on-going Code Freeze: … Continue reading
You can easily view (and do other basic operations) your OpenOffice.org documents in Firefox. No extensions or software to install, just a simple plug-in to activate: Start OpenOffice From the Tools menu select Options… At the end of the list … Continue reading
For quite some time I had been using Flock as my news reader. I liked the interface of having all my feeds listed in a sidebar. However over the past couple weeks I noticed something odd the blogs I normally … Continue reading
Foxit Reader is great alternative to Adobe Acrobat for viewing PDF files. But what if you want to create a PDF file? Sure you could pay for a program that will take your files and convert them to PDF. Or … Continue reading
We’ve all seen our fair share of stupid law suits, but this one has to be the best. It seems Dylan Jayne who lives in Pennsylvania is suing Google because their name (along with the Philadelphia 76er’s) are similar to … Continue reading
The next milestone, (still an Alpha) release of Firefox 3.0 is now out. Here’s what’s new with this release (via the release notes): Basic and unpolished UI for starring and tagging pages has been added, as well as a richer … Continue reading
From Asa Dotzler (Director of Community Development, Mozilla Corp.) Blog: Click for image larger picture … Continue reading
Fx 2.0.0.7 is a Fire Drill (Security) release to address the QuickTime Vulnerability. Currently it has not been pushed out to the ‘GetFirefox‘ page or into the auto updates yet. The GetFirefox page update should be happening later today and … Continue reading
In late July there was a lot of talk about Thunderbird’s Future as Mozilla was looking at options to split off or even possible drop Thunderbird. The future is looking a lot brighter now for Thunderbird. Mitchell Baker has announced… … Continue reading