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Google Chrome Extensions in the Works

Google's Chrome browser will be getting extensions very soon, welcome news to users. According to analysis from CNET, Chrome currently has about 3.6% market share: far behind Safari (18.2%), Firefox (37.4%) and Internet Explorer (40.7%). Expect that to change. Firefox was a hit with early adopters...

Posted to Website Magazine Consumer Corner (Weblog) by Mike Phillips on 12-02-2008
Firefox Friday: Split Browser Add-on

Tabbed browsing is great, constantly swtiching between tabs is not. If you need to view two or more tabs at the same time, check out the Split Browser add-on . Click on any tab, then select "Split" from your browser menu. You can choose to split left, right, above or below, and tile all current...

Posted to Website Magazine Consumer Corner (Weblog) by Mike Phillips on 11-07-2008
Browser Wars Fallout: Will Your Website Survive?

by Imad Mouline, Gomez Web Performance Monitoring Your new website is ready to launch. It looks great and has several new media-rich features designed to engage your audience. But before you deploy, can you be certain the site will look good and perform consistently across multiple browsers? Is this...

Posted to Website Magazine (Weblog) by Administrator on 10-30-2008
Comment, Collaborate on Any Element of Any Web Page

Reframe It is an extension (available for both Firefox and IE) that allows you to make comments on any page or portion of a page and share that comment with the entire Reframe It community, or your chosen contacts. Here's how it works: Sign up for an account and download the extension. A toolbar...

Posted to Website Magazine Consumer Corner (Weblog) by Mike Phillips on 10-28-2008
One-click Visual Access and Sharing of Your Favorite Sites

I recently wrote about Apptism , a Firefox extension that presents a visual of thumbnails of your favorite websites to speed up your daily browsing habits. It follows on the heels of Chrome and it's popular feature of showing thumbnails of your most visited sites. There's a new player in the...

Posted to Website Magazine Consumer Corner (Weblog) by Mike Phillips on 09-30-2008
Featured Add-on: Fast Dial Brings a Little Chrome to Firefox

One of the early popular features of Google's Chrome Browser is the start page - where all of your most recently visited pages are displayed in a thumbnail view - also a feature in Opera with Speed Dial. There is a new, updated Firefox extension out there that not only mimics this functionality,...

Posted to Website Magazine Consumer Corner (Weblog) by Mike Phillips on 09-18-2008
This Week in the Social Sphere

Digg Restricts Blind Digging : One of the most "dugg" stories on digg.com over the past seven days is a screenshot of a new restriction on the site. "Drive-by-digging" or "blind digging" refers to the practice of voting up a large amount of stories in a short period of time...

Posted to Website Magazine Consumer Corner (Weblog) by Mike Phillips on 09-17-2008
Keyboard Shortcuts for Productivity

You might be surprised at how much more effective you can be online with the proper keyboard shortcuts. Reaching for you mouse, right-clicking, double-clicking, dragging ... it can all be very time consuming. While it may seem like a lot to take in at first, learning shortcuts can make your online and...

Posted to Website Magazine Consumer Corner (Weblog) by Mike Phillips on 09-03-2008
Google Chrome Market Share

Analytics service Get Clicky is tracking the global market share of Chrome , Google's new browser. As of September 3rd, 2008 at 7:45 PST, the market share was 2.72052% among the services 45,000 websites GetClick monitors. Expect that number to fluctuate over the coming days and weeks. Chrome currently...

Posted to Website Magazine (Weblog) by Peter A. Prestipino on 09-03-2008
Mashed Life Offers One-Click Secure Login to All Your Sites

With the abundance of social networks out there and the need to login to just about every site you visit to get what you want, remembering passwords and login IDs can be a major hassle. Not to mention the security risk presented when using the same password for every site, just so you can remember them...

Posted to Website Magazine Consumer Corner (Weblog) by Mike Phillips on 09-03-2008

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Browse Website Magazine by Tags

Google Chrome Extensions in the Works

Firefox Friday: Split Browser Add-on

Browser Wars Fallout: Will Your Website Survive?

Comment, Collaborate on Any Element of Any Web Page

One-click Visual Access and Sharing of Your Favorite Sites

Featured Add-on: Fast Dial Brings a Little Chrome to Firefox

This Week in the Social Sphere

Keyboard Shortcuts for Productivity

Google Chrome Market Share

Mashed Life Offers One-Click Secure Login to All Your Sites