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Firefox Add-ons – InstaClick v1.4 Opens Multiple Tabs with Single Click

Thursday, July 2nd, 2009

It is quite common to have multiple web browsers windows running simultaneously in Windows system. If you are a Firefox web browser user, you may appreciate the middle mouse button usage that simplify the launching of new tab by just a single click. In case you are using laptop or touchpad that doesn’t come with middle mouse button, not to worry now and with the new add-on utility named as InstaClick, it emulate the similar middle mouse function that enable the immediate web browser launching in new tab with just a single right click.

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Firefox 3.5 Final Free Download

Tuesday, June 30th, 2009

Firefox 3.5, codenamed Shiretoko, is a major development milestone in Mozilla Firefox web browser development, where developers decided to skip Firefox 3.1 Moniker (Firefox 3.1 Beta 3 been changed to Firefox 3.5 Beta 4 directly). After 4 betas and 3 release candidates (RC), Firefox 3.5 has been finalized.

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Donate to Feeding America for Free By Downloading IE8 Browser for the Better

Tuesday, June 30th, 2009

Want to do some monetary donation charity, but feel that there you’re strapped of cash and not deep pocket enough? Why not let Microsoft does the donation for you? If you’re intending to download Internet Explorer 8 (IE8), why not do the charity at the same time, where Microsoft will donate $1.15 per download to Feeding America, provided you’re download IE8 through “Browser for the Better” website before August 8, 2009.

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Activate Spell Check in Web Form on Firefox

Sunday, June 28th, 2009

One of the beauties of Firefox 3 is its ability to do spelling check as and when users do the typing. The built-in spell checker application program in the Firefox browser will flag words in a document when users do not spell correctly. It lets users enter text directly into web pages such as blog posts, web-based email, forum, etc without any typos or spelling mistakes. To activate the feature, users just need to go to Tools -> Option -> Advanced -> and check the “Check My Spelling As I Type” box. Even though the built-in spell checker is useful, the setback for it is it doesn’t work in web form. When users enter data or fill out a form, the spelling check doesn’t work in the text fields. To extend this handy feature in web form, there is little users need to do to modify the hidden preference for the spell-checker to work in web form.

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Opera 10 Beta (Version 10.00b1) Direct Download Links

Saturday, June 27th, 2009

The well-known web browser, Opera has released its new Opera Browser 10 beta version, which features faster speeds, new enhanced tabs and automatic update. The new Opera Brower 10 beta comes with Opera Turbo for fast browsing on slow connections. The Opera Turbo technology can deliver web content up to 40 percent faster than previous version. It automatically switch on if a slow connection speed is detected. The web browser also comes with improved user interface design, customizable speed dial and web integration. In addition, Opera 10 beta features a resizable tab bar, which when double click will reveals thumbnails of every open tab in browser window. It also expanded the inline spelling checker that support up to 51 languages.

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How to Slipstream Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) into Windows Server, XP or Vista Installation DVD

Thursday, June 18th, 2009

Earlier Windows operating system such as Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2003 and Windows Server 2008 are shipped with Internet Explorer 6 (IE6) or Internet Explorer 7 (IE7) by default. Microsoft has released a newer version of web browser in Internet Explorer series, namely Internet Explorer 8 (IE8). For users, administrators or IT professionals who wish to preinstall Internet Explorer 8 web browser on earlier version of Windows operating system, it’s possible to slipstream IE8 into the OS image.

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Win Ten Grand With Internet Explorer 8

Thursday, June 18th, 2009

As a promotional and marketing strategy for its Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) browser, Microsoft Australia has launched a “Ten Grand Is Buried Here” competition to attract users to download and use IE8 to win 10,000 Australia dollars. Users who want to take the chance to win the lucrative prize need to download and upgrade their browser to Windows Internet Explorer 8. Users will thence have to follow @tengrand_IE8 on Twitter for daily clues that point to the buried loot. Clues will be released at random times from Friday 19th June. Based on the clues given, users can analyse and try to locate where the 10 grand is hidden by the Redmond company. The correct webpage where the money is hidden can only be opened and viewed with IE8. Clicking on the “Claim” button will lead users to win the 10 thousand Australia dollars from Microsoft.

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MailBrowserBackup Backup of Profiles and Settings for Multiple Browsers

Tuesday, June 16th, 2009

Many people might not really bother if their web browser becomes corrupted or malfunction due to problems with the browser itself, Windows OS or others. They can easily download the latest version and reinstall it. However, if you customize your browser and it becomes an important daily tool to you, you can’t afford it if things go wrong as this might cause great inconvenience.

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