Tag: browser

  • ExtensionFM

    ExtensionFM

    We all listen to our music using various ways, applications, and tools. Variety is the spice of Life after all. So what’s another way to do so… ExtensionFM, or “Ex.fm”, is quite useful if you use Google Chrome as your primary browser. Add on to that your insatiable hunger to surf different music blogs or…

  • Use Google.com Search Instead of Country Redirect Version

    For those travelling with their laptops and have used Google search, you may have noticed that it does a country redirect based on your IP address. For example, I visited the Philippines this past month and instead of the usual google.com, it redirected and used google.com.ph. After getting back to the US, my searches would…

  • vBulletin and Internet Explorer 8 Compatibility

    If you are experiencing some display issues in IE8 with your vBulletin-based forums (and/or general sites), you might want to try adding the following meta-tag in your HEAD section: … … You may get more info about this meta-tag and issues that might be connected with IE8’s strictness at the IEBlog, and/or via this Microsoft…

  • Google Chrome’s Logo Inspiration from Pokemon?

    As I was trying to confirm my hunch about Chrome and the Pokemon ball looking the same, I ran into a search result in Flickr which led me to Cole Henley‘s image above. Awesome. I am not alone ((Although, I don’t know about the Simon Says part but it wouldn’t hurt.)).

  • Google Chrome Open Source Web Browser Released

    As announced in their blog yesterday, Google released its open source web browser today at 12pm PDT. It is called Google Chrome (Beta). It was built with the help of components from Apple’s WebKit and Mozilla’s Firefox, and some others. It is only currently available on Windows; though they are working on the Linux and…