Author Archives: Jeremy Clark
About Jeremy Clark
Small town IT worker with interests in all things technological and technical. Biggest interests are in web development especially the WordPress publishing platform and the community supporting it. Currently developing and maintain the free WordPress theme Techozoic. I'm also always available for hire.Firefox 3.5 RC2 available
Firefox 3.5 RC2 is available for download from Mozilla’s Blog. There are big improvements in memory management which has always haunted Firefox. According to this site it is now a non-issue, even out performing the other big free browsers. Continue reading
Google’s Chrome Released on Mac and Linux
Google’s Chromium browser (open-source Chrome) has been released for Mac and select Linux Distros, but the release page warns not to download unless you like incomplete software. Continue reading
Mozilla Moving Away From Tabs
Mozilla the company behind Firefox thinks that the tabbed interface it’s so famous for is reaching the end of it’s lifespan. So they’re launching a design competition to come up with the next big thing in browsers. Tabs worked well … Continue reading
Windows 7 “XP Mode” Mistake
Recently Microsoft had announced a big feature of Windows 7, “XP Mode†as most call it. This allows people to install all their favorite XP software that won’t run in Vista or 7 in a XP virtual pc. Or at … Continue reading
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Multi-Process Firefox
Mozilla is taking a hint from Google’s Chrome, by splitting tabs into multiple processes that are independent of each other. So if one tabs crashes it won’t crash the whole browser. The development of this project is in the beginning stages and could be up to a year to see a workable release but. Continue reading
