Publishers these days have several options to deliver their content to people using mobile devices. Some are more elegant than others, but most all publishers fall into one or more of these categories: 1. Do nothing. 2. Build a separate … Continue reading
I was searching for words within a page today using the new Firefox 3 on a Mac when I ran into what looks like a bizarre user interface blunder. The “Next” and “Previous” buttons to find your search term on … Continue reading
I just finished upgrading to FireFox 3.0 and so far the good outweighs the bad. Some things I noticed immediately are the bookmarks in my toolbar are completely rearranged and outdated. Several of my bookmark folders were simply replaced by … Continue reading
Wow. I have been drinking from the fire hose of information for the past two days here in New Orleans at An Event Apart. The conference was organized by Jeffery Zeldman and Eric Meyer and according to the website: “Their … Continue reading
Mozilla community (makers of FireFox, Thunderbird, Bugzilla, Camino and other fine applications) have announced their intension to build mobile browsers for both touch screens & non-touch screen phones. I think they have a great shot at competing directly with the … Continue reading
I’ve been working on our mobile site a lot lately and found this great FireFox plugin that has helped me a great deal. I’ve spent a lot of time looking at how newspaper sites present their mobile-friendly WAP sites. WAP … Continue reading
According to a BBC story: “After 1 February, there will be no more active product support for Navigator nine, or any previous Netscape Navigator browser,” wrote Mr Drapeau. “We feel it’s the right time to end development of Netscape branded … Continue reading
I’ve been using the Mr Uptime FireFox add-on for several months now and it just dawned on me that I use it fairly often. Mr. Uptime saves me time and hassles in one fell swoop. Here’s how it works: Let’s … Continue reading
I downloaded Flock over the weekend and plan on kicking the tires for a few weeks to see if I like it. Flock is a browser based on the Mozilla FireFox browser (that you all should be using by now … Continue reading
