Chrome
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I recently received an internal iRule email and one of our folks created a search provider for FireFox to search DevCentral. Lori quickly responded and asked if we could get this posted to DevCentral. Why not if it will help the community so I took a look. Then it occurred to me that a while back I created a search provider definition based on the OpenSearch specification. For some reason, on our last site refresh, the links in our website were removed so the browser didn’t natively pick them up. I fixed that so now you can add DevCentral as...
A while back I posted about Google's new browser Chrome. I talked about the new features included and how I believe it will be a force to be reckoned with in the pending browser wars. What I didn't mention was that by using it, you will actually become smarter! As reported on TechTree.com, According to results soon to be published by the American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry, Internet searches can actually help strengthen the aging brain thanks to greater mental "activity" that it undergoes while waiting for the search results and the following "scan". Recent research utilizing MRI...
I was playing around with Google Chrome the last few days and of course the first thing I did was login to my personal email account on Google Apps. Everything seemed to work great so I went ahead and visited a few other sites. Somewhere along the way I received an error page and clicked through it not thinking anything of it. Yesterday on the DevCentral Podcast, Colin was talking about his recent tech tip on "Can iRules fix my cert mismatch errors?" and that reminded me of that error message. So I went back and checked it out...
Seeing how I haven't installed any beta software lately (yeah right), I figured I jump in with everyone else on the net and see what's up with Google's new entry in the browser market. If you haven't heard about Chrome yet, then just do a Google Search on it and you'll have plenty to read for the foreseeable future. The install was small 468k so the download was fast and the install took about 15 seconds so in well under a minute I went from "click" to "play". Not too shabby. So, if you too are interested in giving...
