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Firefox 10 for Android now available

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If you have a love-and-hate relationship with the stock browser of your Android device, chances are you’re using Firefox for Android. Well, we’re glad to share this information that version 10 of the said Android browser is now available for you to download from the Android Market. The release of the update now puts the more »

Firefox 10 now available for download, brings a few changes and improvements including a new forward button

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Another version of Firefox has come available for download. This latest lands as version 10 and it has brought a few changes and/or additions including a unique forward button. According to the changelog provided by the folks at Mozilla, Firefox 10 includes a forward button that remains “hidden until you navigate back.” Additionally, this release more »

Firefox for Android 9.0 adds tablet support

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Firefox for Android is up to version 9.0, just like it’s desktop counterpart, and the version number brings with it support for Android tablets which has been lacking until now. The Android version of Firefox could work on Android tablets before, but now it actually has an interface designed to work on the larger screens. more »

Google will remain the default search option in Firefox

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Good news for those who use Firefox and like having Google as the default search option — Google will remain. The news has been confirmed by way of the official Mozilla Blog where they break it down as follows; “We’re pleased to announce that we have negotiated a significant and mutually beneficial revenue agreement with more »

Internet Explorer will soon get automatic updates

Microsoft doesn’t want its Internet Explorer users to be too far behind, so soon it will bring automatic updates to Internet Explorer 8 and 9. Starting next month in Australia and Brazil, and rolling out from there, Microsoft will enable automatic updates to Internet Explorer 8 and 9 on Windows XP, Vista, and 7. The more »

Google Chrome now syncs your info across computers

To some people, Google Chrome is just a basic web browser. If for any reason they can’t access Chrome anymore, they’ll just download it again and start over. Another set of people sink a lot of time into Google Chrome, and it actually helps keep their online lives in order. The latest update to Google Chrome is for those types of people. Google has added an option to sign in to Google Chrome so that your particular browsing experience will be exactly the same no matter where you are.

Dolphin Browser HD for Android gets an update, brings security improvements and more

It looks like the Dolphin Browser HD app for Android has been updated. This latest update comes as version 7.2.0 and maintains the requirement of only running on Android 2.0.1 (or later) devices. This new version is available by way of the Android Market and comes as a 3.4M file download. That all being said, more »

The Mozilla Story reminds you of how bad the web was before Mozilla and Firefox

Last week we found out that Google Chrome has surpassed Firefox as the number two browser in the world. On top of that, a deal that Mozilla had with Google which provided 84% of Mozilla’s revenue ended last month. So, Mozilla put together The Mozilla Store to remind of us of why the non-profit is more »

Chrome takes over Firefox for the first time

Google Chrome has officially knocked Firefox out of second place globally for the first time in November, according to Stat Counter. The report shows that Chrome accounted for 25.69% of the global market compared to Firefox’s 25.23% standing. Internet explorer, however, is still ousting its competitors at a solid 40.63% globally. “We can look forward more »

Evernote Clearly cleans up web articles for easier reading

Evernote has released an extension for the Chrome web browser called Clearly. Clearly’s main purpose is to strip out the non-essential extras on web pages, and leave behind the article and images. In other words, you won’t see any ads, menus, and sidebars that a lot of webpages tend to have when you use clearly.