If you are an avid internet user then let me ask you a question, “What is your favourite browser?” though there are several of options but the one you will hear the most is Google Chrome. Chrome is the most popular web browser in the world and it’s not luck which took it there, it was
How to ” Enhancing Privacy : How to enable the ‘ Do Not Track ’ option for various browsers “. The ‘Do Not Track’ header is the HTTP header file, DNT that requests Web Applications to disable its tracking or cross site user tracking of an individual user. The DNT header is currently being standardized by
Google Chrome may be the fastest browser in terms of site rendering, sleek design and hell lot of features. But it does have a lot of drawbacks. One of the most common problems which Google Chrome users face is the multiple processes used by Google Chrome to run different plugins along with different tabs. Another
Ubuntu users lack the number of options available as compared to the PC or Mac users. Main browsers they can use are Firefox, Chromium, Google Chrome & Opera. In this post I will be writing a tutorial on how you can install Safari on Ubuntu. So, without any further ado we will start. Install Wine
Yesterday night, Yahoo announced that it is now getting into the “browser” business as well!!!! Do we really need another browser? Don’t we have enough already? So why will I give up my favorite chrome to switch over to Yahoo Axis? Well, for one thing, Axis replaces the standard search results page with a horizontal, scrollable
Skyfire browser one of the best browser in android smartphones ranked #2 by Appolicious and Techcrunch. With the increasing craze of android smartphones and keep decreasing in its price. Users expectations from Android OS are always on high and many of them loves to watch videos and movies on their smartphones as they were used to
If you have a lot of things to do every day and are used to creating to-do lists for managing them, you can do so in Google Chrome itself. Not that it is an in-built feature, but you can install an extension called “Things To Do” which will enable you to create a to-do list right in
Do you need to download Firefox 4? If you rely on a bunch of add-ons and plug-ins that will lose functionality…then NO. If you want unparalleled organization and customization…then YES. I am in love with Firefox 4. I was surprised. I was ready to hate it. I am usually skeptical about new versions of things