Posts Tagged ‘Firefox’

Firefox Has Determined…

May 3, 2010Matt No Comments »

I took this screenshot a while ago and totally forgot about it. I thought it was amusing then and I found it amusing a couple minutes ago when I came across it again on my hard drive.
Firefox has determined that the following add-ons are known to cause security or stability problems:

Microsoft .NET Framework Assistant 1.1
Windows [...]

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Hijacked DNS Servers - Pointing to Ukraine

April 22, 2010Matt No Comments »

My parents have been having an issue with the internet at their place for a while now. I’ve just had a chance to look at it and it is quite suspicious.
Randomly when a Google search was performed, when you clicked the links you would be redirected to sites that you were not expecting, primarily parked [...]

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Google Chrome - The Conspiracy

September 16, 2008Matt 2 Comments »

Google Chrome, the most recent browser to join the fray. Is Chrome just a browser though?
I have to say I don’t think so. The release of Chrome reinforces my views that Google are directly targeting the operating system and integrated applications market. Be warned that the below is entirely my thoughts and theories based on [...]

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The New TerraMedia Design

July 19, 2008Matt 2 Comments »

Over at TerraMedia I’ve been quite busy over the past few weeks working on not only a new design for TerraMedia, but a completely new website!
It is now using Drupal instead of Joomla and the theme is valid XHTML 1.0 Strict along with being completely cross browser compatible. Developing it for Firefox, Safari, Opera and [...]

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Photoshop Express

March 28, 2008Matt No Comments »

Adobe have released the beta of Photoshop Express, a free, cut down (even more so than Photoshop Elements), web based version of Photoshop and photo sharing service which currently provides up to 2gb of space per user.
So far I have been unable to get the register page or the test drive page to load in [...]

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CSS Tables - Niceties

March 5, 2008Matt No Comments »

I am looking forward to release of Internet Explorer 8, and what will hopefully be a reasonably quick take up of it.
In the myriad of new standards compliant features is CSS table support. I’ve used these countless times in Firefox, Safari and Opera, only to find that I have to completely rewrite the CSS, far [...]

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Feng-GUI Artificial Vision and Website Heatmapping

December 14, 2007Matt No Comments »

I’ve just been visiting the Feng-GUI website after reading about it briefly in SitePoint’s Design View Newsletter #40.
This is really quite an interesting tool. The idea behind it is that using the algorithm they have developed, it can work out what points of the website are the main points that would draw a user’s vision [...]

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