Archive for the “Firefox” category
Two Things Firefox Never Seems To Fix (Which Chrome Gets Right)
by Tony Hung on September 4, 2008
My laptop is running XP, and its a bit of an oldish machine. Pentium M. 500 MB RAM. 80 gig hard drive. Its running a little slower these days — seems to slow right down the instant you right click (…)
Evening Rap: Google Domination Continues Apace, Open-Source Not Perfect, And Stupid Smart People.
by Tony Hung on September 21, 2007
Headlines that I thought were otherwise interesting today. Amanda Congdon leaves ABC: Mat Ingram has the best explanation so far — her considerable “assets” were special as a vlogger, but on a mainstream outfit, they’re quite … flat. Now, Ms. (…)
Mozilla Prez Insults Intelligence Of Firefox Users Worldwide, Denies Bloat In Firefox.
by Tony Hung on September 16, 2007
In what has to be either the most: a) insulting b) drug-induced c) stupidest d) all of the above … statement of the year on Firefox, Mozilla President (of Europe) in a recent interview with TechCrunch UK has gone on (…)
Is Firefox’s Discontent Opportunity For Another (Better) Browser?
by Tony Hung on April 25, 2007
Hey, I love Firefox like everyone else. Glancing at my logs for DJI, it looks like the majority of you do to (60% of you, in fact; 35% IE, and 5% Safari, if you’re interested). For me, the best part (…)
A Firefox Snob Confesses
by Tony Hung on October 20, 2006
Firefox is pretty good except for one glaring, seemingly unfixable thing.
My Favourite Firefox Extensions (For Web Development)
by Tony Hung on August 5, 2006
… because I’ve added the (x)html to the ver 0.2 of portable web apps — web dev suite often enough, might as well include in my “Lists” page off to the right. It includes links to appropriate websites AND “install (…)
Site Update: Yes, I am Firefox Snob. (Part I)
by Tony Hung on August 2, 2006
So there I was, feeling smug about my new ver 0.2 theme, and I get to hospital to bask in its glory when I had a deep realization of panic — it breaks when not viewed in FF1.5! (gasp!) And (…)