Greasemonkey scripts are an easy way to create single-serving enhancements for Firefox, and now they work natively on Google Chrome, too.
Originally posted at The Download Blog
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Third-party developers might soon be able to sell add-ons to the Google Apps suite of software for businesses through a Google-hosted online store, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Originally posted at Relevant Results
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Third-party developers might soon be able to sell add-ons to the Google Apps suite of software for businesses through a Google-hosted online store, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Originally posted at Relevant Results
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Microsoft's IE 8 has for the first time surpassed its 2001-era progenitor. Google's Chrome continues to make gains, too.
Originally posted at Deep Tech
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There's a cost for organizations to upgrade browsers, but there's a cost for living with a 2001-era browser, too, petition organizer says.
Originally posted at Deep Tech
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Like a modern-day CueCat, Microsoft's Tag technology uses a cell phone camera to read bar codes linking printed materials to online content.
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