Brad Arsenault (dot com)

I heard this recommendation on Leo Laporte and Steve Gibson’s Security Now podcast (episode ##) for a Firefox addon called Tree Style Tabs which is just about the most UI concept I’ve ever seen. (Given that it does almost have a terminal-esque geeky feel to it, so this is not universally grandma-friendly). Basically, [...]

I have to draw notice to this AMAZING Firefox addon, Googlepedia, this gives the user ~80% more Wikipedia-age per search (as we know, the top results to Googles searches are frequently Wikipedia links) by transforming the normally useless right half of the Google search result page into a Wikipedia viewer. This is part of [...]

Unlike just about every other person on this earth who isn’t a n00b, I don’t use Firefox. I look at this as the result of five crucial reasons…

The Acid3 test (here) tests a browsers Javascript rendering ability in terms of being standards-compliant, for a reference Webkit scores 100, Opera scores 83, Firefox 3 scores 71, IE 7 scores 12, but you just get a mess (seen here), and Google Chrome (which uses the Webkit rendering engine (don’t confuse this with the browser [...]

The future of the internet starts with this (currently prototype) project. See Ubiquity for Firefox demonstrated here. This is the ultimate usage for the internet.

Ubiquity for Firefox from Aza Raskin on Vimeo.