For all FF users: Use BetterPrivacy. 
Get rid of LSO cookies and DOM storage.
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Now this is what I call a chart-breaker:
Before clicking: guess the first three places. ;D
[EDIT] …see screenshot for 37th place.
Wow. ;D 8)
I like #8. It’s probably there to remove Avira so they can install avast!6. ;D
Ha ha ha… I got caught on the wrong foot at first as well. It’s a tool for virus removal, not for removal of Avira. The name is a bit misleading. ;D
Those are not ranked in order of most downloads, but by the approval rating.
Chrome Near 12%, IE And Firefox Decline
http://www.conceivablytech.com/7114/business/chrome-near-12-ie-and-firefox-decline
http://marketshare.hitslink.com/browser-market-share.aspx?qprid=0
Right. Thats what I stated in the initial post:
Google Celebrates First World’s Fair With Animated Doodle
By Nicholas Jackson
http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2011/05/google-celebrates-first-worlds-fair-with-animated-doodle/238102
I am trying out the latest Chrome and I have to say I like it a lot more than the earlier versions. I just wish there was a button for the bookmarks instead of having to show the whole bar.
there is a button for the bookmarks (those not in the bookmark bar)… it’s called “other bookmarks”, appears like a folder but that’s a button. Meaning that you can leave the bookmark toolbar empty if you don’t like it, and even go to tools and uncheck “always show bookmark bar”, or hit ctr+shift+B … wonderful no? ;D
No, it’s not. You still have to show the bookmarks bar to see that folder icon. I found an extension that puts a star icon to the right of the address bar and lets me access the bookmarks without ever using the bar.
sorry you’re right ;)… I always got the bookmark bar displayed and I forgot about that. This also explains why the “other bookmarks” is shown as a folder and not a button, it’s part of the toolbar content.
Maybe people are getting tired of facebook and need a change?
How to compare/relate LinkedIn and facebook?!
Well, they aren’t the same, but they’re both social networking sites.
Done deal.
http://www.microsoft.com/Presspass/press/2011/may11/05-10CorpNewsPR.mspx
In other news… Man shoots PS3 with Desert Eagle (Audio NSFW): http://www.tomsguide.com/us/desert-eagle-gun-shoots-ps3,news-11113.html ;D
no idea if that’s really interesting…
BitBox: The Most Secure Firefox 4 Package?
http://www.conceivablytech.com/7318/products/bitbox-the-most-secure-firefox-4-package
download it here (if you want to…):
http://www.sirrix.com/content/pages/57064.htm
A German security company released a version of Firefox 4 that runs independent of the operating system on a client PC and automatically contains malware that may be downloaded via Firefox.
The browser version, originally developed upon request by the German government, is quite possibly the most secure browser you can use today. The software called BitBox (Browser-in-the-box) Virtualbox 4.04 comes as a self-contained package with a stripped version of Debian 6 Linux and runs within a virtual machine environment. The browser itself is isolated from the actual host computer, which does not have access to websites when the Sirrix browser is used.
ps: web site fonts are terrible :