Browsers (Mozilla, Google)
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How to find out if a Firefox add-on is signed
How do you know whether a Firefox add-on is signed or not? And what does it mean if it is signed?
One could say that you find out as soon as you try to install the add-on in a recent version of Firefox and that is certainly true, but it may sometimes be useful to know in advance.
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Mozilla seeks a new home for Thunderbird as it focuses on Firefox
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Mozilla planning to spin off Thunderbird as separate unit
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Mozilla Wants To Split Off Its Thunderbird Email/Chat Client, Says Mitchell Baker Memo
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Mozilla: Don’t need Google’s money anymore
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Mozilla to focus solely on Firefox, spinning off Thunderbird email client
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Firefox Closing Down? Company Now Asking For Donations?
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Will Mozilla abandon Thunderbird ?
The Mozilla web browser is indeed a great product and just recently, the same finally made it to Apple’s iOS App Store after being available on Android for long. And with all of that app development effort Mozilla needs to focus on just its browser for now, says Mozilla Chairperson, Mitchell Baker.
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Thunderbird “a tax” on Firefox development, and Mozilla wants to drop it
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Chrome’s Browser On Android Can Now Save Up To 70% Of Your Data
For some time, Google has been developing technology to reduce data consumption on mobile devices. Last January, the company officially introduced an optional data compression feature into its Chrome mobile browser, allowing users to reduce their data usage by up to 50%. Now Google has improved upon this earlier release with an update to the Data Saver feature in the Chrome Android browser which can now save users up to 70% of their data usage.
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Chrome for Android slims down the internet when speeds are slow
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Google to End Chrome Support for Several Linux Flavors
Does Google's browsing and Internet strategy take Linux into account? Absolutely, in fact, Chrome OS is built on Linux. Now, though, Google has announced it is ending Chrome support for 32-bit Linux, Ubuntu Precise (12.04), and Debian 7 (wheezy) in March of next year.
Google is going to provide Chrome updates and security patches for users on the above mentioned operating systems for less han four months now. After that, included browsers will still work, but will be stalled on the last version released in March.
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