If you use Twitter in your web browser on your computer, for example, in Google Chrome, you’ll notice that you don’t have an option to quote a tweet and Retweet — you have to manually craft your quote by copying, pasting, and adding the RT –, something that can be easily done using a Twitter [...]
Chrome 27 is getting closer to leave the beta channel and become a stable version for the masses running Windows, Linux, or Mac. And the new version brings a handful of changes in the user-interface, bug fixes, a faster web browsing experience and new HTML5 forms. In version 27 of the popular browser, Google claims [...]
Google is about to release Chrome 27, but before that happens the company is releasing a new companion extension, its name is Chrome Office Viewer. This is a brand new, 25MB extension that allows you to view Microsoft Office files in the popular web browser without the need to launch Office, and it works in Windows [...]
Firefox 20 was just released for Windows, Linux, and Mac, and this new version brings a new download manager. “New” doesn’t necessarily mean that users will need to relearn how to use it, the download manager works in the same way it did in previous versions, however now it has a few new additions that will [...]
Microsoft to add Google’s SPDY support to Internet Explorer 11 for Windows Blue (a.k.a Windows 8.1) to make the web experience faster. According to a new article from Paul Thurrott at the WinSuperSite, the folks at Redmond may be planning to include SPDY support in their next web browser. The new protocol isn’t yet implemented in Internet Explorer 11, [...]
Two new features has been spotted in Internet Explorer 11 for Windows Blue. The first is Desktop Swipe, only available for touch-enabled devices, and the second is the introduction of WebGL support, which it shows up in the web browser, but at this point the support isn’t completely there. I previously showed you the new sync [...]
Thanks to the recently leaked version of Windows Blue (build 9364), now we have a pretty good idea of what features and changes might be bundled in the next upgrade of Windows 8. We also know that Microsoft will be introducing Internet Explorer 11 and new features are already surfacing: Sync tabs For example, in [...]
It seems that Google Now maybe making its landing to the Windows version of Chrome and Chrome OS, new beta release of the software reveals. The new integration of Google’s version of Siri was hinted by engineers after mentioning the feature in the latest release of Chromium. Currently there is a new option added to the back-end of [...]
Many websites have great content, but sometimes they are not designed with the users in mind. I am referring to those cases where sites use images, background, and text colors that aren’t very well suited for readability, which could also cause strain on your eyes, and you just want to get out of it as soon as possible. Now, [...]
If you are using the latest beta version of Chrome, you might have noticed a new notification at the bottom-left corner that said: “Chrome has auto-updated with bettar spell check! Try the “Ask Google for suggestions””. This is how the search giant is letting you know that they have updated the spell checker dictionary and that your [...]