Articles on Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Internet Explorer
Mozilla Firefox--most vulnerable Web browser - Nov 10, 2009
Blogs What is the most vulnerable browser today? If your answer is the Internet Explorer, then you're wrong. According to applications security vendor Cenzic, the most vulnerable browser today is Mozilla's Firefox accounting ... Read story »Competing browsers gain on Internet Explorer - Sep 3, 2009
Crave Internet Explorer rivals generally gained market share in figures from July, shown at top, and August. After resetting its methodology to better account for global variations, Net Applications' browser usage statistics ... Read story »Pros and cons of Google SideWiki - Sep 25, 2009
Blogs Just recently, Google announced a new service called SideWiki, where it allows users to contribute helpful information next to any Web page. Google Sidewiki appears as a browser sidebar, where users ... Read story »Save your bookmarks easily on the cloud with Xmarks - Aug 8, 2009
Blogs If you do a lot cruising on the Web, it's not easy to remember where you found that useful tech tutorial or that special recipe for homemade lasagna just like Grandma ... Read story »Google claims 30 percent Chrome speed boost - May 26, 2009
Crave Google has shifted the JavaScript engine that powers its Chrome Web browser into a higher gear. The company announced Thursday that an update to Chrome's V8 JavaScript engine, combined with a ... Read story »Hands-on with IE 8: A giant step for Microsoft - Mar 20, 2009
Features Check out the new features and improvements in the latest iteration of Microsoft's Web browser. Read story »Keep your kids safe online - Sep 19, 2006
Features It's hard enough to keep track of your kid's friends, but it's even harder keeping your child safe from the cyber-predators out there. Check out this guide for some safety measures. Read story »75 PC tips and tricks - Jul 20, 2005
Features Our insider secrets will help you master your PC and all its applications. Read story »Apple takes Safari to Windows and iPhone - Jun 12, 2007
Features A beta version of Apple's Web browser is now available for Windows, and budding iPhone developers can use it to create applications. Read story »Jump to page: [1]
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