Now I will not lie, I am not really a man of faith. Apparently though, some Firefox users are. For these users that are a little more religious than me, I have for you the Faith Browser.
Make the internet a reflection of your values and your faith with these simple tools. One tool builds a Bible verse into your browser. The other changes the appearance of the buttons. Together, they help you keep your faith close at heart whenever you are online.
The browser wars are getting better and better each and every day. It seems like all of the big three (Firefox, Opera and Internet Explorer) keep trying to out perform the next one. Now we have seen dozens of reviews looking at all three. This time around though I want to point you to an article on Firefox 1.5 versus Opera 9. The author makes a lot of valid points, and there is a lot of good non-bias information within.
Well I have to say this headline caught my eye as well, so I did a little further reading and found a very interesting view from one side. Personally, I’m not sure if Firefox should celebrate the victory just yet.
The Browser Wars was the ongoing battle between Internet Explorer (from the blood-sucking programmers at Microsoft) and everyone else. Everyone else includes a bevy of web browsers from front runner Firefox to Opera, Netscape, and Safari. All of these competitors offer great alternatives to Internet Explorer but have fallen short in adoption due to Explorer’s monopoly-like control in most computers that run Windows.
Playing pong might not be anything new, but how about multiplayer pong? With the PONG! Multiplayer extension for Firefox you too can challenge your friends and foes in a battle of pong combat.
This extension also features a full blown chat application. Chat with everyone in the Multiplayer lobby, or just with your opponent while playing a game. Want to take on your best buddy? Just type the nickname or ip-address of a friend, and he/she will get invited to play a game against you.
With all the different Firefox themes out there, some of them have a hard time getting noticed. Today I have picked out three of my favorite runts of the litter to see if (with my help) they can get a little more fame and glory. All three are great and they all offer something unique.
If you use more than one computer, then browsing through your links can sometimes be a pain in the rear. You could sync your bookmarks by hand, but that would take too much time. What you need is a way of doing it that is quick and painless. The Online Bookmark Manager Synchronizer is another nice solution to an ageless problem.
Sometimes we want to browse a little bigger. Maybe the Web page looks better that way. Maybe you just like to think big. No matter what the reason is, this Full Screen Firefox extension should get the job done.
For those folks out there that are looking for another way to flip between browsers, I introduce you to Optool. I found this tool via Chris, and I do have to say for coming in such a small package (112 KB to be exact) it packs a lot of punch. You can switch between Firefox, Internet Explorer, and Opera by default.
You can plug your own browser into the mix, if it isn’t one of the big three. It is yet another good way to do a little quick browser switching.
Now if you have read any of my Firefox tips and tricks I have been posting the last few months, you have probably seen me talk about IE View before. IE View allows for you to easily open up any Web page from Firefox into Internet Explorer. So what does IE View Lite do?
There is a war that is about to start, but who will win this epic battle? Once Internet Explorer 7 finally gets out of development, there is no doubt that it will be a threat to Firefox usage. To give Internet Explorer 7 some credit, they are doing a lot of good things. Things that should have been done many years ago. So, will Internet Explorer 7 kill Firefox?
