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0Mozilla Firefox LogoFirefox 7

Published on by in Web Technologies. Updated 1st October 2011.

Firefox 7 has been released, just 6 weeks after Firefox 6.  No major changes, just enhancements to memory usage.  Firefox 8, due on 8th November, just might bring a full x64 release

2Mozilla Firefox LogoRemoving Firefox plugins, addons & extensions

Published on by in Web Technologies. Updated 1st October 2011.

Nearly 18 months ago I wrote a brief note about how to which don’t have a “remove” button in the Add-ons manager.  I have updated and added to the original list, and will continue to add any further plugins I encounter here.  If in doubt there is usually no harm done by leaving or removing… Read more »

2Mozilla Firefox LogoFirefox 4 fixes MSN Messenger bug

Published on by in Web Technologies. Updated 3rd October 2011.

I was so pleased upon upgrading to Firefox 4 to no longer have Windows Live Messenger crashing the browser every time I opened Hotmail and had an active conversation window.  I don’t know if it was Microsoft or Firefox at fault but the problem seems to have gone away now. I’m less pleased, however, that… Read more »

0Mozilla Firefox LogoFirefox 4 – Final (but not x64)

Published on by in Web Technologies. Updated 3rd October 2011.

So, Firefox 4 has finally launched! Sadly Mozilla have dropped their promise of an x64 release of Firefox 4. If you’re a Firefox user I recommend upgrading, if you’re not then I suggest giving it a try.

1Mozilla Minefield x64The case for x64 browsers?

Published on by in Web Technologies. Updated 3rd December 2011.

I’ve recently been using Firefox 4 64bit prebeta, also known as Minefield.  I thought it would be interesting to compare various browsers to see if this supports my feeling that Minefield is the fastest browser I’ve used.  The conclusions are quite interesting.  I will continue to update this table as new versions are released