Posts Tagged ‘Browser’
Nokia Xpress Now browser brings content discovery to Asha phones, in beta now
Author: Gabe Hall
Nokia took to its blog today to introduce Xpress Now, an enhanced version of its Xpress browser. Made for Asha devices, the web app delivers personalized content suggestions based both on your personal preferences and those of the browser’s “more than 80 million monthly users.” These new recommendations come courtesy of three separate browsers views: What’s Hot, You May Also like and Most Liked. The categories are largely self-explanatory, and we imagine suggested content will be more spot-on after the app has been around for a few months. For the time being, though, Nokia Xpress Now is in beta in India, and it should make its away to other countries later in 2013.
Filed under: Software, Mobile, Nokia
Source: Conversations by Nokia
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How can I delete a bookmark from the web browser on the Motorola Droid?
Author: Matthew Wilson
Question by CG in AZ: How can I delete a bookmark from the web browser on the Motorola Droid?
Just bought the Motorola Droid and want to delete some of the bookmarks in the web browser. Has anyone figured out how? There is no ‘delete’ or ‘edit’ button.
Best answer:
Answer by Azralag
Long press on the selected bookmark, then press “Delete bookmark”
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Google increases Chrome’s security, singles out shady browser extensions
Author: Brian McKinnell
We know Google isn’t afraid to make it rain for the sake of Chrome’s security, but today’s provisions appear to be an inside job. Laying the smack down on toxic browser extensions, the company introduced a new set of security measures that label applications in violation of its safety guidelines as malware. These potential threats try to bypass the browser’s silent installation blockers by manipulating its management settings. Once installed, the malicious software is enabled by default and cannot be removed or disabled from within Chrome. Google cautions that within a week people will begin seeing download alerts when attempting to install an identified threat. In the meantime, we suggest you start making plans to check out your current extensions just to be sure your setup has a clean bill of health.
Filed under: Internet, Software, Google
Via: The Next Web
Source: Google
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Stitcher browser plugins for Chrome and Firefox now available
Author: Stefanie Jenkins
Stitcher has lived comfortably on the web since late October, but now the audio streaming experience is expanding its territory with browser plugins. On Chrome, the freshly announced add-on offers quick access to the full-fledged HTML 5 app, while on Firefox it also serves up play and skip buttons to control audio, along with information about what’s currently playing. Itching to nab the extension for the web-based Stitcher? Hit the source links below for the downloads.
Filed under: Internet
Source: Stitcher Blog, Chrome Web Store, Firefox Add-ons
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Incredimail launches for iPad with a photo inbox and built-in browser
Author: Jade Kim
Incredimail launches for iPad with a photo inbox and built-in browser
It's time to shake some of those old preconceptions now that an iPad version is here. The tablet port has stationery for anyone who craves it, but it's more focused on becoming a one-stop shop for everything associated with communication: it centers on …
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Warning: Your iPad may put your MacBook to sleep
This is also true for other devices that contain magnets, with one of them being Apple's iPad. The magnets in the iPad, located along the left side of the unit, are relatively strong for holding Apple's iPad cover. Unfortunately, this means that if you …
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Why, again, isn't there an iPad-optimized Instagram app?
Much of that browsing, especially in the evening, is done on my iPad — despite the fact that Instagram still does not have a tablet-optimized iPad app. Yes, even one of the most popular iOS apps of all time still requires you to click the “2x” button …
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Opera browser beta for Android hits Play store with WebKit horsepower
Author: Melissa Shroeder
Opera browser made a seismic change when it dropped its long-in-the-tooth Presto engine in favor of WebKit, and now you can see the changes for yourself. It’s up for grabs in beta on Google Play, loading the exact same rendering engine as its Chrome and Safari equivalents together with a handful of extra attributes. Those consist of an updated rate dial page for simpler launching of preferred websites, off-road mode to conserve information, a find tab and HTML5 support. We have not seen it yet on iOS and there’s no date for a last release, so keep in mind you’ll be test-piloting the still-beta Android app. Examine the source to get it.
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Chromebook app launcher coming to future releases of Chrome browser
Author: James Cliff
Google is set to bundle its Chrome OS app launcher with future versions of its browser for Windows, OS X, and Linux. A dev channel version of Chrome released yesterday features the app launcher, which lets you run Chrome apps without launching your browser. The apps work offline and have access to a wider range of APIs than regular web apps. Google says you’ll have the same experience as Chromebook users via the app launcher, with available applications including offline versions of Google Drive and Gmail.
At present, the feature is only available to users willing to try out the developer version of the Windows Chrome browser, but Google says it’ll launch on the OS X and Linux dev channels shortly, and we assume it’ll come to the…
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Mozilla Firefox Windows 8 style browser released (hands-on)
Author: Buck Howard
Mozilla originally showed off its Metro style Firefox browser for Windows 8 back in October, but the company has started to distribute it in the latest nightly builds this week. Like Chrome, with Firefox for Windows 8 you’ll need to set the browser as the default one to access the “Metro style” version. This allows Firefox to run in Microsoft’s new Windows 8 environment.
We tried it out on Windows 8 this week, and it’s clear the version available is in the very early stages of release. Tabs are functional, alongside the ability to pin and favorite sites, but the settings are somewhat limited. We found that if you use the Windows 8 search Charm within Firefox it will, oddly enough, use Microsoft’s Bing search engine rather than Google…
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Dolphin browser adds Evernote clipping, one-stop sharing and syncing
Author: Melissa Shroeder
Anyone who likes to scour the web for content to share on Evernote may have just found their one and only mobile browser. Updates to Dolphin for Android and iOS make it the first such browser to have Evernote’s Web Clipper built-in, letting us save, annotate and tag pages on the spot. Not that much a fan of the service? There’s now a single-step sharing process that simplifies sharing to email, Facebook or Twitter; friends can even pass content directly between browsers on the same local network. An upgraded Dolphin Connect also syncs bookmarks, history and passwords between devices, including PCs through browser add-ons. If you never want to go without a favorite site again, the new Dolphin revisions are available for free at the source links.
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Filed under: Cellphones, Tablets, Internet, Software
Source: App Store (iPhone), (iPad), Google Play
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Dolphin browser adds Evernote clipping, one-stop sharing and syncing
Author: Natalie Wood
Anyone who likes to scour the web for content to share on Evernote may have just found their one and only mobile browser. Updates to Dolphin for Android and iOS make it the first such browser to have Evernote’s Web Clipper built-in, letting us save, annotate and tag pages on the spot. Not that much a fan of the service? There’s now a single-step sharing process that simplifies sharing to email, Facebook or Twitter; friends can even pass content directly between browsers on the same local network. An upgraded Dolphin Connect also syncs bookmarks, history and passwords between devices, including PCs through browser add-ons. If you never want to go without a favorite site again, the new Dolphin revisions are available for free at the source links.
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Filed under: Cellphones, Tablets, Internet, Software
Source: App Store (iPhone), (iPad), Google Play
