Net Applications’ December 2008 Web Browser Stats: Microsoft Internet Explorer: 68.15% (vs. MAY 2006: 84.20%) Mozilla Firefox: 21.34% (vs. MAY 2006: 10.55%) Apple Safari: 7.93% (vs. MAY 2006: 3.26%) – iPhone: 0.44% – iPod: 0.08% Google Chrome: 1.04% Opera: 0.71%…
simscan is a program developed by Inter7, the same people who wrote vpopmail, qmailadmin, and several other programs which are commonly used on qmail servers. It serves the same purpose for which many people use qmail-scanner, however because it’s written in C instead…
Google has launched a new program to allow users to opt-in to getting updated builds of even more frequently then normal. Not only will users who opt-in to this service get more updates, their feedback will be given higher priority…
The WebKit team is currently busy, integrating the patches made for Google Chrome into the main WebKit repository. This includes the new V8 JavaScript engine and the Skia graphics library. Most integration work is done by Google employee and WebKit…
Safari with webkit r36012 on Windows Vista passed ACID3 test!
A security researcher has published proof-of-concept code showing Google Chrome is vulnerable to an attack targeting an old version of WebKit and a Java bug. News of the flaw came Sept. 2, not long after Google officials announced the launch…
Mozilla fought back on Wednesday with some performance results to show a forthcoming version of Firefox outpacing Google’s new Web browser, Chrome. During a launch event Tuesday, Google was eager to toot its horn about Chrome’s performance running JavaScript, a…
Here’s Chrome vs. Firefox 3.0.1 vs IE7 vs. IE8b2 in a head-to-head shootout running the SunSpider JavaScript benchmark. Here Google Chrome completed the SunSpider JavaScript benchmark in a average of 1,791 milliseconds, nearly half the time that Firefox 3.0.1 took…
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At Google, we have a saying: “launch early and iterate.” While this approach is usually limited to our engineers, it apparently applies to our mailroom as well! As you may have read in the blogosphere, we hit "send" a bit…