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Foof came across my radar as part of a site called BzzAgent, where it was featured in a section of the site called the FrogPond. When one of my friends, a BzzAgent member, saw it and told me about it, I knew I had to check it out.

Visitors to the Talance website are split 50-50 between Internet Explorer users and Firefox users. I wonder how many of the Firefox users are really using the Web browser to their full potential. The true benefit of Firefox is the add-on. An add-on is a feature or tool that you can download to work in conjunction with your Firefox web browser.

Do you get tired of seeing so many ads on web pages? One of my favorite Firefox plugins, and one I think ought to be standard in any deployment, is AdBlock Plus. After the installation, you select a filter subscription, and AdBlock Plus will prevent many ads from even loading, making [...]

Ever been annoyed by all those ads and banners on the internet that often take longer to download than everything else on the page? Install Adblock Plus now and get rid of them. Get the Widget: Adblock Plus

I just read an annoying item on pcpro.co.uk that’s basically a Ericsson-pats-themselves-on-the-back-for-being-so-bright piece. In it, This executive is basically saying that with the advent of Internet connectivity on mobile devices like phones, PDAs and so on, that Wi-Fi hotspots will go the way of the dinosaur and the box telephone booth.

I recently started using Mozilla Firefox , and it is already my favorite over old Internet Explorer. I found out that while Firefox and Internet Explorer are pretty similar as far as standard features go, it’s the user-created extensions that make Firefox shine because they let really let you experience the web your way.

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Back in Austin from Phoenix. I found a cool add-on for Firefox along the way. AdBlock Plus automatically removes ads from sites you're surfing. Check it out.

It appears that Sun released a beta version of their new Java plugin, much earlier than I expected. The important thing is: this plugin no longer relies on the ancient OJI code in Mozilla’s codebase to implement things like LiveConnect (integration between JavaScript and Java applets).

It appears that Sun released a beta version of their new Java plugin, much earlier than I expected. The important thing is: this plugin no longer relies on the ancient OJI code in Mozilla’s codebase to implement things like LiveConnect (integration between JavaScript and Java applets).