Firefox has lots of neat plug-ins, but if you don’t require them and can get the same result with something more standard; it nice because it uses less resources and less resources typically mean a faster system.
A lot of people know you can drag URLs from the address bar to shortcut bar in Firefox, but I don’t think average people know about the option to optn those links in the SIDEBAR.
For being such a young browser and to be forced in the competition so quickly, Chrome as done well to hold it’s ground, it’s also collected a fan club of it’s own.
The browser did very well in security tests and continues to impress in the speed arena; making the Internet faster. But one of the things holding back Chrome has been extensions; something Firefox made an Internet browser standard.
But Mozilla didn’t refine the extension process. Their interface is still clunky, but Google made it better in Chrome.
Raindrop is a concept that should be worth while to anyone and there seems to be a lot of work going on over at Mozilla on getting something developed to handle these influx of information.
The fact that the whole process and application is web-based is encouraging. This ensures the application of this type of functionality and being able to use it through a mobile device is a very nice effect.
It’s exciting to see this progress…
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eMclient v2 was released a little while back and 
I’ve been having some issues with eMclient on their Hotmail access and after a little while of tinkering I got it working.
It’s not without a few issues, but since the account wizard doesn’t handle this completely yet, I thought I’d share a small piece of information.
Here’s what I did to get it working…
You’ve got to be kidding me. 64-bit machines have [not are] flooded the market. Everyone has witnessed the flood of 64-bit systems to the market and yet there’s no 64-bit FLASH player!
Nah, forget it Internet Explorer users I’m not even discussing Internet Explorer. Just about as far as anyone cares, that browser is dead. Even a person that missed passing his SAT’s by 2400 point knows NOT to use Internet Explorer.
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I’ve been reporting on the progression of Thunderbird and they’ve released another beta.
These are some things I noticed about the latest beta from Mozilla.
I think that Mozilla is making improvements; they seem to be subtle and I still think it’s missing a social factor with not trying to connect with more social networking sites, making the connection of people more personal and enjoyable.
Mozilla has a odd choice, but not really- I don’t know. A new version of Firefox was just released a few weeks ago and it’s got some great stuff going on, but with this mockup release… It’s like follow the leader.
When Microsoft noticed that everyone was finding more attraction to the MAC Operating System, they changed up the GUI. When Microsoft finds a person doing better than they are they copy or assimilate the technology.
Seems Google is the only one that’s coming up with unique ideas. Google has released Chrome, Android and now they are promising the Chrome Operating System.
This is a collection of Mozilla Thunderbird icons.
I got tired of going out and trying to find some, so I decided to have a little collection of my own.
You never know when your going to need some extra icons or graphics.
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