Mozilla To Disable Plug-ins by Default in Firefox
Mozilla has decided to disable all plug-ins by default in Firefox, except the latest version of Flash.
Opera Trick: Mask as Chrome or Any Other Browser
To mask Opera as Google Chrome, change its default User-Agent string to that of Chrome. Follow this guide for more information on it.
HP Pavilion Chromebook
A leaked specification document reveals that HP is planning to bring its Chromebook, the HP Pavilion.
Block or Spoof HTTP Referer in Chrome
HTTP Referer is an optional HTTP header sent by web browsers with every request to the servers. It helps websites to find out their traffic sources, and many users prefer to block or spoof this information because of privacy issues.
How To Enable Offline Editing in Google Drive on Chrome
Google Drive now supports offline editing functionality for documents and presentations. This means that the users can access and edit their documents and presentations even without a working internet connection.
Opera Tip: Difference Between ‘Identify As ..’ and ‘Mask As ..’
The only difference between “Identify as …” and “Mask as …” is the resulting User-Agent string sent to the servers. When Opera is set to identify as other browser, the term “Opera” and its version number is still present in the UA string.
Opera’s mobile browsers hit 229 million users
The Norwegian browser vendor now claims that its mobile browsers, Opera Mini and Opera Mobile, have around 229 million users.
Opera 12.13 To Bring Search Settings Protection
Opera will detect changes in search provider settings and reset it back to the default if required. This will prevent malicious applications from changing the default search settings in Opera.
Chrome Workspaces: A Super Awesome Feature Coming Soon To DevTools
The Workspaces enable developers to simplify their workflow and debugging using Chrome’s DevTools. Developers can choose local directories in their file system, which are always available to edit right in the DevTools.
How to use Dolphin Connect for Firefox
Popular Android and iOS browser, Dolphin, recently launched browser extensions for Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Apple Safari. In this tutorial, we show you to use the Dolphin Connect add-on for Firefox.
