Firefox and Safari gains, Internet Explorer Loses, Opera Remains the Same (March 08)
April 7, 2008
Its a new month again and we already have March browsers market share results. So let’s begin. Shall we?
Yet another bad month for Microsoft Internet Explorer, this time its market share decreased by 0.08%, from 74.88% to 74.80%.
Mozilla Firefox is doing really well, this time it managed to increase its market share by 0.56%, from 17.27% to 17.83%. Read more
Internet Explorer (IE) 8 vs. Firefox 3 vs. Safari 3 vs. Opera 9.5 (Betas) + Flock
March 25, 2008
There’s an interesting article on CNET called “What’s the best beta? IE 8 vs. Opera 9.5 vs. Safari vs. Firefox 3“.
The following article covers the latest beta versions of most popular web browsers (Internet Explorer (IE), Firefox, Safari and Opera (also got a few words about Flock as well)), their recently introduced features and improvements.
Although I’ve missed some conclusions, it’s still worth a read. What’s your conclusion?
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Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) Expert Chat Zone – Tomorrow
March 19, 2008
Some information about the upcoming Microsoft event.
Please join experts from the Internet Explorer team in a chat around the Internet Explorer 8 Beta. These chats are a great opportunity to have your questions answered and hear from members of the IE product team.
When? March 20, 2008, 10:00 A.M. Pacific Time. Additional Time Zones
Enter Chat Room
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The Acid3 Race, Who Will Win It?
March 17, 2008
While Internet Explorer 7 and Firefox 2 don’t pass Acid2 test and only their future versions will do that (Internet Explorer 8 and Firefox 3), the Acid3 test is already released. This one gives even more headaches to web browsers developers as well as some “pressure”, it’s like a mini competition. So who will pass it first?
Loading …More Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) Details (Screenshot)
March 5, 2008
While we’re waiting for Microsoft to talk more about upcoming Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) release and its features, more and more new features “lists” are being published. Here’s a screenshot for you to check (fake or not). Read more
2008 February Browsers Market Share Results
March 5, 2008
One more month ended and February market share results are here. Ready to see them? Feel free to check January results as well.
Internet Explorer lost more market share again, felt from 75.47% to 74.88% (0.59% decrease). Read more
IE7Pro 2.1 Released
March 4, 2008
An essential add-on for Internet Explorer 7 update was just released. IE7Pro 2.1 now got a new icon, few bug fixes and various improvements. Here’s a complete changelog:
* User config file online backup
* Add keyboard shortcut CTRL+SHIFT+Mouse hover over mediaplayer control to save media file(Support download Youtube/dailymotion/tudou.com/6.cn)
* spellcheck improved Read more
Waiting for Internet Explorer 8 (IE 8)?
March 1, 2008
Not so long to wait. Microsoft expects to release Internet Explorer 8 Beta after Windows Vista Service Pack 1 (SP 1). They’ve promised to release a beta version of IE 8 till June. But we all know how Microsoft changes most of their software release dates, so maybe July? With the “leaked Internet Explorer 8 features”, it is also know that IE8 will be compatible with Windows Vista and Windows XP. However, due technical differences, some additional security features will work on Windows Vista only.
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Improve Your Web Browsing Experience - PicLens
February 29, 2008
PicLens instantly transforms your browser into a full-screen 3D experience for viewing images across the web. Our new interactive “3D Wall” lets you effortlessly drag, click, and zoom your way around a wall of pictures for an extraordinary viewing experience. The new search box lets you search the Web in full-screen using Google, Yahoo, SmugMug, Flickr, Photobucket, and DeviantArt. Just type a query and view all the results in the PicLens wall. Read more
5 Web Browsers Download Manager Features to Kill Internet Download Accelerators
February 26, 2008
Web browsers developers are trying to make files download process as good as possible. When Internet Explorer was launched, files download process was not so user friendly, lots of corrupted files and unstable download speed (actually, IE team haven’t changed anything yet). More and more people downloaded additional programs for faster and better files download experience. Since then, other web browsers developers learned from Internet Explorer mistakes and started to add additional features into web browsers integrated download managers. One of the most important features was an ability to resume downloads. Read more
