All Posts Tagged With: "Internet Tools"
Test Your Broadband Speed For Free
I get a lot of visitors visiting my site looking for a BroadBand Speed test, so I’ve decided to add a Broadband Speed Test to the site.
You can use the test to check that you are getting what you are paying for, or whether you should start looking for a new Broadband ISP [...]
Connected Internet Over Time
Connected Internet is approaching it’s 2nd birthday. I thought it’d be interesting to use the Internet Archive WaybackMachine to see what the site looked like in the past. I was really shocked. I’m not saying my site looks exactly how I want it to now, but the old versions were awful.
What do you like or [...]
One Firefox Plugin Too Many
One of the attractions of Firefox is its flexibility, but some people can take it a bit too far. Look what happens if you add every plugin under the sun…..
30Nov2006 | Everton | 2 comments | ContinuedHow To Disable 3rd Party Cookies In Firefox 2.0
I’m amazed that in a browser that is championed for it’s security features, the latest version of Firefox has removed the option for users to disable 3rd party cookies that the big ad networks use to better target their ads - basically semi-spyware.
Martin from gHacks has come up with 2 ways to disable third party [...]
Flock - I Like It!
I received a Flock invite yesterday and I’ve just installed it on my computer, and I have to admit that so far I am very very impressed.
Flock appears to have really focussed on how users surf, find and store sites.
I particularly like how it integrates del.icio.us bookmarks and the integrated blogging tool.
I’m going to play [...]
Mozilla Foundation Developing Mobile Browser
Cnet have just published an article which gives some updates on what the latest developments are at the Mozilla Foundation. In amongst updates on the number of Firefox (75m) and Thunderbird (10m) downloads, the article states that the foundation are working on a mobile browser which was news to me, but makes absolute sense.
Mobile [...]
Googles Makes Translations Look Easy
I remember when I first started using babelfish in 1998 when I was working in Corporate Finance and I constantly had to translate Finnish, Swedish, Danish and German documents and webpages into English. The translation was good enough to get the gist but in some cases it came up with gibberish.
Now Google’s research arm [...]
Will Mozilla Ever Be Suitable For The Mass Market?
I’m beginning to question whether Firefox/Mozilla is really suited to the mass market. Firefox/Mozilla is designed for those users who want to customise their browsing experience - I don’t think the basic user will want to do this.
Also, if they were to do this they would run the risk of making the browser too [...]




