Archive for the ‘Browsers’ Category

Apple rolls out Safari 4.0.5

12, Mar 2010

Apple has rolled out an update for its very own browser, Safari. This update is referred to as Safari 4.0.5. The update comes out as a improvement and bug fix on the performance, stability and security front.  3rd Party plug-ins related issues have been resolved. Details after the jump.

Video : Opera Mini 5 Beta 2 running on Nexus One

11, Mar 2010

A few hours back, Opera unleashed Opera Mini 5 Beta 2 for the Android platform. The mobile version of the browser brings with it desktop like features such as tabs, bookmarks. As always, I like to see the app in action to determine how efficient it is. To cut a long story short, here is [...]

Opera Mini 5 Beta for Android goes live

11, Mar 2010

Opera, the creators of the so claimed fastest browser  has unleashed Opera Mini 5 Beta for Android. With the Beta version, Android users now have come to a level similar to that of the BlackBerry and Windows Mobile owners. The browser can be downloaded from the Android market or from Opera’s site itself.

Firefox 4.0 alpha 2 released, brings out of process plug-ins

4, Mar 2010

Ever since the roll out of Firefox 3.6, one of the goals set by the Firefox team was to bring out of process plug-ins and tabs in Firefox 4.0. Both of these functionalities fall under their project called  Electrolysis. Firefox 4.0 Alpha 2 has been released, which features one aspect of Electrolysis – out of [...]

Google Chrome 4.1 Beta released, brings auto-translator and more

2, Mar 2010

Google has rolled out a new Chrome build for its beta channel and is calling it Chrome 4.1 Beta. The Beta version brings with it two new options namely automatic web page translation and a useful bunch of privacy settings.

Opera 10.50 released for Windows, brings Aero and Jumplist goodness with it

2, Mar 2010

Opera have unleashed the final version of Opera 10.50 for Windows. They are claiming it to be the fastest browser for Windows, something which I am sure you will evaluate and verify. It brings a slew of new features which of course includes Windows 7/ Vista specific goodies( Aero Glass, Aero Peek etc), a new [...]

Firefox Mobile for Android gets the Fennec UI

28, Feb 2010

Want to get the latest update regarding the Android flavor of Firefox for Mobile? Well you got it – the Firefox team has started testing the Fennec UI on the Firefox Mobile for Android. This is really huge as it means that the things are on the right track and the browser will be released [...]

Opera 10.50 Beta for Mac unleashed, brings HTML-5 support

25, Feb 2010

Who says Opera doesn’t think about the Mac people? Don’t believe me? Here is some proof – Opera 10.50 Beta for Mac has gone live. Interesting new features, improvements and bug fixes are the highlights of this release. Oh Yes, one more thing Intel support is now available for Mac OS X 10.4 users. Multi-touch [...]

YouTube to end IE6 support on 13th March

23, Feb 2010

Google’s ever growing video portal, YouTube will stop supporting IE6 starting from 13th March. This is not the first Google service to phase out Internet Explorer 6 support. We all know Google’s plan to end IE6 support for Google Docs and Google Sites starting from 1st March.

IE9 coming to Mix10, may bring a Beta release with it

17, Feb 2010

Just in – Internet Explorer 9 is scheduled to make an appearance at Microsoft’s MIX 2010 event. Dean Hachamovich will be delivering his keynote at MIX10. Hachamovich is the General manager of the team and is in charge of the design, development and releases of Microsoft’s browser IE, so it would be an interesting session [...]


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