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IE9 too little, too late, claims Mozilla developerNews A Mozilla supporter has poured cold water on Microsoft's latest browser.
By Maggie Holland Published
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Mozilla to lose Firefox chiefNews Mike Beltzner, director of Firefox, has confirmed plans to leave the company after the next release is done and dusted.
By Maggie Holland Published
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Chrome 9 ready, Firefox 4 fumblesNews Google releases the ninth version of Chrome, whilst Firefox 4 could be in for more delays.
By Tom Brewster Published
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Microsoft counters Google with H.264 Chrome add-onNews Microsoft and Google get the fisticuffs out again, this time over the H.264 video playback codec.
By Tom Brewster Published
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Google trumps Mozilla with opt-out featureNews Mozilla may have proposed an opt-out feature, but Google has made one available already.
By Tom Brewster Published
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Mozilla proposes 'Do Not Track' feature in FirefoxNews The Do Not Track feature will let users opt-out of online behavioural advertising.
By Tom Brewster Published
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Mozilla fixes 11 Firefox flawsNews Most of the 11 flaws fixed in Mozilla's Firefox browser are ranked as critical.
By Tom Brewster Published
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ASA agrees IE8 is most used browserNews The ASA disagrees with a complainant claiming Firefox is the most used browser above IE8.
By Tom Brewster Published
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Security assured as Mozilla and Adobe patches emergeNews Nobel Trojan reined in and Shockwave calmed in latest updates.
By Eric Doyle Published
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Coder fires ‘Idiocy’ warning to Twitter usersNews A London-based coder has created a tool to hack Twitter accounts and then warn the victim of their vulnerability.
By Tom Brewster Published
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Google and Mozilla fix browser flawsNews New versions of Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox have been launched, claiming to fix a variety of security flaws.
By Tom Brewster Published
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Week in Review: Scandal, security and sexNews This week, HP boss Mark Hurd left after a sexual harassment case was filed and there were some serious smartphone security scares.
By Tom Brewster Published
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