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Filed under: Mozilla, Open Source, Browsers
For a long time now, one of Firefox’s main advantages has been its hugely popular add-on system. I’ve had my concerns regarding Firefox 4.0 add-on compatibility, but Lee says things are improving.
That said, I was very pleased to get an email from Mozilla this morning, announcing that they’ve made quite [...]

Filed under: Mozilla, Browsers
Broken extensions are nothing new when it comes to Firefox updates — pretty well every Minefield version I’ve played with over the years has shut down one or two of my add-ons. Still, there are some major changes under the hood in Firefox 4 which could cause a little more breakage than [...]

Filed under: Mozilla, Browsers, Op-Ed
I’m stoked about Firefox 4; I think many of us are. It’s a beautiful browser, and with the addition of Tab Candy (now “Panorama”) it’s even cooler.
Whenever Mozilla release a new version of Firefox, add-ons break. It’s routine, nobody’s overly worked up about it by now. The Mozilla add-ons site is [...]

Filed under: Mozilla, Browsers, EducationYou may have noticed we’ve got our back to school jive on here at Download Squad. We figure it’s worth interrupting your usual programming for a week or two — after all, once the kids are back at school, we’re all free to do whatever we like until Christmas! Woohoo!
Still, so [...]

Filed under: Mozilla, BrowsersReleased with nary a muted fanfare, you’d be forgiven for having never seen or used the Mozilla Add-ons Builder. The Builder is a Web-based add-on SDK (and yes, you need to use Firefox to get the most out of it!)
This new tool, which is obviously aimed at boosting both educational and [...]

Filed under: Internet, Features, Mozilla, BrowsersWith classic, why-does-the-universe-hate-me irony it seems that Mozilla had a flurry of activity while I was on vacation. Except the Thunderbird Contacts thing that Lee gushed about earlier this week, there’s been absolutely nothing since I got back. Incidentally, if you still haven’t downloaded the FF4.0 beta 2, you should [...]

Filed under: Utilities, Web servicesSo, maybe I should just say that “Google Alarm makes noises,” because Google is always collecting your data.
Whether it’s Google.com, YouTube, or any site with Google Analytics, chances are you’ve picked up some Google cookies during your browsing travels. If you want to know when that’s happening, Google Alarm is [...]

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Filed under: Mozilla, Browsers
Since the release of the Firefox 4 beta, I’ve been happily using it as my default Web browser once again. Google Chrome had been my primary browser for quite some time, but Firefox 4’s improved speed and the fact that it can do three things I’ve wished Chrome could do for ages [...]

Filed under: Mozilla, Browsers
So I don’t like Firefox’s native Find functionality; and it turns out I’m not the only one. There have been lots of comments on my post; the one I found most entertaining was the one calling me to “stop acting like a tabloid” – gotta love those comments!
The most useful comment, however, [...]