Unknown browsers. Part 3. Off By One.

Posted by admin | Web | Wednesday 15 April 2009 7:07 pm

Unknown browsers. Part 3. Off By One.

 
Last version: 3.5 d

Home page: www.offbyone.com

OS            Size
Windows     1 MB    

Easy browser. Some uncomfortable when you should to set the address you should allways to click on button ‘url’. There is no setting menu, all settings are set in mian menu in Options. It could to change the size of type, you could to use bookmarks. The navigation is realized with the help of insets, i.e. in main window it could be several web-pages and between them you couldswitch, such as in Opera, K-meleon and Mozilla Firefox.

You couldn’t evidently to show the coding of page, and this is too uncomfortable. Although it’s correctly shown russian symbols on web-pages, but instead of KOI8-R it could be shown page in Win-1251 coding. Do not support the autonomous working.

One of the last releases was in 2006 year.

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Unknown browsers. Part 2. K-Meleon.

Posted by admin | Web | Wednesday 15 April 2009 5:58 pm

Unknown browsers. Part 2. K-Meleon.

Last version: 0.9.12

Home page: kmeleon.sourceforge.net

OS           Size
 Windows     5.7 MB    

It’s enough good browser, fast, with greate number of settings and functions. Based on Mozilla runner.

The navigation is realized with the help of insets, i.e. in main window it could be several web-pages, and you may switch between them, as in Opera, K-Meleon and Mozilla Firefox.

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The Future of Firefox

Posted by admin | Web | Wednesday 25 March 2009 8:38 pm

The Future of Firefox.

Interview With Mozilla’s Chief Innovation Officer

Written by Richard MacManus 

 

In my recent visit to Silicon Valley, I got the chance to visit the Mozilla headquarters. Among others at the organization, I spoke to Chris Beard – Mozilla’s Chief Innovation Officer and the person overseeing its efforts to bring new concepts to the browser, a.k.a. Mozilla Labs. We discussed where Firefox is heading and how it compares to Google Chrome in particular. We also talked about Mozilla’s new mobile browser Fennec, the add-on platform, and how recent innovations by Mozilla – such as Weave and Ubiquity – fit into the big picture. In this post we’ll focus on the near future of Firefox.

 

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