Entries tagged with 'Firefox'

Did you know that very few browsers implement the :after CSS property for the “img” HTML tag?
Nope, neither did I until I wanted to use it.
I’m in the process of redesigning my personal site, and one of the things I wanted to do was use CSS to place the Flickr logo after any image I [...]

Some people have far too much time… some guy has decided, just for the hell of it, to install 200 Firefox extensions (Screenshot), all at once, to see what would happen. I’m impressed Firefox managed to actually start, however I doubt it would have stayed up very long.

Chapin Information Services (CIS) have discovered quite a major flaw in the way Firefox’s Password Manager automatically populates username and password fields on a web form.
Whilst this is a major time saver, it does however allow phishers to gather usernames and passwords without you actually knowing it, especially on weblogs and forums which [...]

Google has just released a new Firefox extension that, as they quote,
…continuously synchronises your browser settings - including bookmarks, history, persistent cookies, and save passwords - across your computers.
They’re very good to point out how things are encrypted so it’s harder for some hacker to get your persistent cookies etc, but one thing that [...]


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