browser in comment and analysis
Dave Winer
AS Profile His web aggregation tool, called my.userland.com, enables users to view multiple blogs via one browser window, known as Really Simply Syndication, or RSS. Why? Shaking up syndication Software developer Dave Winer charges onto the top half of the... [25 Sep 2006]
Mitch Kapor
AS Profile Mozilla's web browser and email software offer an open source alternative to Microsoft's Internet Explorer and Outlook, and have soared in popularity not just at home but also within offices. Why? Adding might to Mozilla [25 Sep 2006]
Peter Cochrane's Blog: Yes, China is different
Comment Even more curious, my porn spam continued and I actually had one site pop-up, unwanted, on my browser. Written on BA038 flying Beijing to London. Edited on the London to Ipswich train a week later and despatched to silicon.com via free wi-fi in... [07 Aug 2006]
Interview: The FBI's CIO
Comment It's not going to supply any desktops or laptops or anything like that, it's more of an application we will make available to our users through web technology or through a web browser. When Zalmai Azmi took the job of the FBI's chief information... [17 Jul 2006]
Will's Web Watch: Marc Benioff's 'field of dreams'
Comment Added to that, the fact it is hosted online (like all AppExchange apps) means it is accessible from anywhere, from any desktop with a browser and enables users to truly collaborate. Can't fight the future, Can't fight what I see. [31 May 2006]
Q&A: Microsoft chairman Bill Gates
Comment Gates: Well, for the key new technologies that enable us to take the browser to a new level - DHTML, JavaScript, XML capabilities - we've been the pioneer. Think Web 2.0 and think Microsoft? Not necessarily. [22 Mar 2006]
Minority Report: Mac OS X virus scares
Comment Secunia claims the vulnerability can also be exploited automatically via the Mac's default Safari browser when visiting a malicious website. But, says Seb Janacek, let's not be blinded by extremists on either side of the debate. [03 Mar 2006]
Devil's Advocate: Google goes head-to-head with Microsoft
Comment With possible moves to link with both the wounded AOL and the up-and-coming Opera browser firm, 2006 will be a critical time for Google's ambitions. Microsoft's hold on the browser market has recently weakened. [20 Dec 2005]
Leader: Nokia - PC maker?
Leader The N71 sports Nokia's latest web browser, the N72 a super high-end screen. Yesterday handset giant Nokia announced more new phones. Same old stuff, different day? Well, not quite. These handsets are different. [03 Nov 2005]
The anti-establishment vote
AS Analysis The open source browser Firefox was seen as an even more disruptive threat in the web browser space, where it could play a key role in loosening Microsoft's grip on the desktop. Sylvia Carr reports. The 2005 Agenda Setters panel proved that though... [26 Sep 2005]
Mitch Kapor
AS Profile It's for this last role that he makes the Agenda Setters list, as Mozilla's Firefox threatens to unseat Microsoft's Internet Explorer as the browser of choice. Mitch Kapor is the sort of tech industry veteran for whom it's hard to single out a... [23 Sep 2005]
Devil's Advocate: The fate of AOL
Comment When it bought Netscape, it might even have challenged the dominant Internet Explorer web browser. Once seen as a leader of the new connected world, AOL now seems to be a waif looking for a good home. [20 Sep 2005]
The Weekly Round-Up: 05.08.05
Round-Up In its browser blog this week, the development team acknowledged that IE 7 will fail the Web Standards Project's Acid2 test, which examines a browser's support for W3C recommendations including CSS1 (Cascading Style Sheets, which allows designers... [09 Aug 2005]
Leader: Call a spyware a spyware
Leader Symantec has taken to the courts to be able to call web browser tools made by Hotbar.com adware. What's in a name? In the fight against spyware, a lot. The security firm claims its efforts are motivated by benevolence for the internet and the good... [09 Jun 2005]
The Minority Report: The state of Mac OS X security
Comment One of the widgets, he said, will automatically install itself on users' desktops when his 'Zaptastic' website is visited using the Mac's default browser, Safari. As Apple attempts to lure Windows users away from their PCs, the promise of a virus... [03 Jun 2005]
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