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Browser Newsletter #10

February 28, 2008 | No Comments »
  1. Internet Explorer 8 Enters Private Beta
  2. Adobe Announces Full Releases of AIR, Flex 3, and Blaze DS
  3. Adobe AIR v1.0 & Flex 3.0 Released; New Adobe Open Source Site Launched
  4. The Mobile Browser Wars Start (1/2)
  5. IE8 Beta 1 is focused on the developer community
  6. Adobe gives web, desktop development a breath of fresh AIR
  7. With Adobe AIR out, Microsoft readies Silverlight 2
  8. Camino 1.5
  9. Microsoft Quietly Launches Private Internet Explorer 8 Beta
  10. about:mozilla - Half a billion served, T-shirt design contest, award news, and more
  11. WaSP IE8 Round Table Discussion
  12. Firefox 3 final beta to be released in March
  13. Confirmation: Internet Explorer 8 beta testing has begun
  14. Microsoft Readies Internet Explorer 8 Beta

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Browser Newsletter #9

February 24, 2008 | No Comments »
  1. Netscape Navigator 9.0.0.6
  2. Changelog for Opera 9.26 for Windows
  3. The Internet Explorer 8 User-Agent String
  4. Open APIs May Help Microsoft Repair Reputation
  5. 500 million Firefox downloads: complete; 500 million grains: in progress
  6. Firefox reaches 500 million downloads milestone
  7. Netscape Finally Really Dead
  8. Firefox: On Its Way to Web Domination?
  9. AOL Makes Good on Pledge to Drop Netscape
  10. New mozilla.com to feature an organic design
  11. Netscape finally put to the sword

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Browser Newsletter #8

February 22, 2008 | No Comments »
  1. Mozilla Thunderbird 3.0: New calendar, better search
  2. Firefox 3.0 Beta 3 Turns Up The Heat On The Competition
  3. Jeffrey on IE8 and not breaking the web
  4. Firefox, Opera image file flaw may permit attackers to grab users’ web history
  5. AOL ending all support for Netscape on March 1
  6. Firefox 3 developer dates to remember
  7. Firefox 3 theme for Vista is here. Join the discussion.
  8. Gmail, Yahoo! Mail, Picasa in for Flock 1.1
  9. What is Mozilla? Mitchell Baker at the French Senate

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Browser Newsletter #7

February 21, 2008 | No Comments »
  1. Opera screeches at Mozilla over security disclosure
  2. about:mozilla - Mozilla Messaging, Firefox 3 Beta 3, Extend Firefox 2 winners, and more
  3. Mozilla Messaging starts up
  4. They Shoot Browsers, Don’t They?
  5. Opera: Browser market is broken—thanks to Microsoft
  6. Mozilla Messaging reveals plans for Thunderbird 3
  7. Opera CTO: How to fix Microsoft’s browser issues

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Browser Newsletter #6

February 17, 2008 | No Comments »
  1. The Future of Firefox: Chris Blizzard speaks at SCALE
  2. K-Meleon
  3. Silverlight and the Rich Client Browser
  4. A deep look to Firefox 3 Beta 3
  5. First look: Firefox 3 beta 3 polishes rough edges
  6. Microsoft Prepares to Unveil IE8 Features At MIX08
  7. Goodbye Netscape Navigator
  8. Google iPhone usage shocks search giant
  9. WebKit-based browser comes to Windows Mobile

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Browser Newsletter #5

February 09, 2008 | No Comments »
  1. Mozilla Previews Firefox for PDAs, Smartphones
  2. Opera Mobile 9.5 Unveiled
  3. Firefox 3 Beta 3 expected early next week
  4. Your MySpace Web Browser Is Coming
  5. Mozilla patches three critical Firefox flaws
  6. Safari is about to get crazy fast
  7. Serious Vulnerability In Firefox 2.0.0.12

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Browser Newsletter #4

February 05, 2008 | No Comments »
  1. Netscape wins one month from executioner
  2. Mobile Firefox seeks UI feedback
  3. Netscape: The Browser That Started it All Dies a Quiet Death
  4. Apple’s Safari Web browser share hit new all-time high of 5.82% in January 2008

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Browser Newsletter #3

February 05, 2008 | No Comments »
  1. Beyond DOCTYPE: Web Standards, Forward Compatibility, and IE8
  2. Compatibility and IE8
  3. Unpacking Internet Explorer 8’s multiple rendering modes
  4. The New Browser War: Mobile Firefox vs. Opera Mini
  5. Firefox 3 beta 3 code freeze tonight
  6. Firefox share up over 20% in Europe, mostly at expense of IE

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