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Look what Apple says, especially after recent iPhone web fashion

http://developer.apple.com/documentation/AppleApplications/Reference/SafariWebContent/CreatingContentforSafarioniPhone/chapter_2_section_3.html

"Be browser independent.
Avoid using the user agent string to check which browser is currently running. Instead, read Object Detection to learn how to determine if a browser supports a particular object, property, or method, and read Detecting WebKit with JavaScript to learn how to detect specific Web Kit versions. Also use the W3C standard way of accessing page objects--that is, use getElementByID("elementName"). Only as a last resort, use the user agent string as described in "Using the Safari on iPhone User Agent String" to detect Safari on iPhone."

If I told you there are sites which works _perfectly_ under Symbian S60 Webkit based browser and yet doesn't let them in because they are "iPhone optimised", you can imagine how effective that warning is ;)

Apple even has an article named "Why browser string identification is a bad idea" and you don't see it happening at all.

They should ask screen size, CSS support, plugin etc. support and it would even work on IE. Look at how much information you can get from a browser:
http://gemal.dk/browserspy/

That functionality is in browsers since first days of javascript and yet not used, at least on many sites.

Also have a look at this one, it will surprise you:
http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/articles/gbs/

Yahoo gives it free to developers without any strings attached. It is the same code running on Yahoo, that is how you don't get junk when you go to Yahoo mail with Lynx.

Firefox 3 beta 5 will be even faster.

Firefox 3 is going to include support for the new Java SE 6 runtime environment.

This is a new implementation of the Java Plug-In that features increased reliability, ability to specify large heap sizes, ability to select a specific JRE version to execute a particular applet, and support for signed applets on Windows Vista.

The New Plug-in is designed to work with: - Internet Explorer 6 and 7 on Windows XP and Windows Vista - Firefox 3 on Windows XP, Windows Vista, Solaris and Linux

Note: The new Plug-in does not work with Firefox 2, and no support is planned for this browser with the New Plug-in.

Yet another ignorant Firefox memory post. First off, you've got some basic facts wrong. Firefox never stores "rendered pages as images". That's a conflagration of two different caches. Second, you seem unwilling to recognize that the caches actually do make Firefox measurably faster.

One cache is the memory cache, which stores images uncompressed (decoded) for fast access. It stores just images, not "rendered pages as images." You can change the amount of memory used for this cache by setting browser.cache.memory.capacity. Recently a bug in nightly builds of Firefox 3 was fixed that caused only half of the memory cache to be used to store images, and fixing that bug resulted in a 4-6% performance gain. Turning off the memory cache entirely would cause performance to suffer much more. You would probably notice the slowdown, but probably not notice that Firefox uses about 20 MB less, unless you were on the verge of running out of memory.

The other cache is the back-forward cache, which stores the DOM information of recently visited pages so they don't need to be reparsed when visiting them again. You change the amount of memory used for this cache by changing browser.sessionhistory.max_total_viewers. Again, turning this cache off will result in noticeable delays when going back and forwards up to a few pages, but probably not a noticeable difference in the memory usage.

Even with both caches at their default settings, Firefox generally uses less memory than other browsers. There's really no need to mess around with the settings unless your computer has very little RAM to begin with. In that case, you should read http://kb.mozillazine.org/Reducing_memory_usage_(F irefox)

I've posted my list back about a year ago, and I still use every single one of them every day... (I also describe how to get around a "bug" in FF that forbids non-standard port connections). Check it out here. I also spoke at my local LUG about the same thing in January.

Here's a list of the extensions I'm currently using in my Firefox build (you can see how I have it tricked out with all of my theming and extensions over here):

• Sage, a really slick and fast rss aggregator/reader for Firefox. It docks on the sidebar and is visible with a simple Alt-S keystroke. Very nice, and easy for me to catch up on some quick headlines when I need to.
• AdBlock Plus with the AdBlock Filterset G Updater to stop the flood of useless ads from coming at me. I did have to add one small rule for Google's ads, because I do actually like the recommendations they provide from time to time, and it helps out sites I visit with a little revenue. That regex looks like this: @@*.googlesyndication.com/*
• Web Developer, a very useful and slick toolbar/menu driven suite that allows me to do all kinds of things to websites I'm viewing, including validation, showing where their css classes are, manipulating forms, cookies, images, and dozens of other features. Hands-down, the most-useful extension I have as a developer/tweaker of web content.
• PrefBar, another powerful extension I use every single day. This one allows me to change the capabilities of my browser with a simple click of a checkbox. Want Java enabled? Click. Sick of popups? Click. I have Colors, Images, Javascript, Java, Flash, Popups, Proxies, Pipelining, Referers, Cache on my bar. Its completely customizable, and very well-done.
• SwitchProxy lets me manage and switch between multiple proxy configurations quickly and easily. I can also use it as an anonymizer to protect my system from prying eyes. I have Squid, Squid + Privoxy, Privoxy + Tor and i2p enabled in my configuration at the moment. Quick and easy, and one status-bar dropdown lets me change from one to another.
• FasterFox gives me a little boost by auto-configuring some parameters for faster browsing, such as link prefetching, pipelining, DNS cache, paint delay, and others.
• ForecastFox, weather.. in my status bar. I've changed the icons a bit with a separate icon pack called Lansing, which is nice adn small and out of the way. Minimal is the way to go on my toolbars and status bars.
• Linky lets me open or download all or selected links in a page, image links and even web addresses found in the text in separate or different tabs or windows. A simple right-click on any link or web address, and away I go.
• Google PageRank Status gives me a quick overview of the PR of a site in the current view. This is useful as I do a lot of web work, and knowing what kind of sites get a decent or poor PR is useful information.
• SearchStatus is another SEO toolbar fo

• Navigation
  • Thumbs - Shows the first thumbnail from each linked gallery, letting you skip galleries that don't look interesting.
  • Linky - Open all links in tabs, etc.
  • firefusk - view all images from galleries with numerically named image files.
  • Browse Images - Use the Forward button or Alt+Shift+Right to go to the next image.
  • Location Navigator - Select a portion of a URL that varies, then navigate up or down.
  • Digger - Navigate to parent directories in URLs, etc.
  • refspoof - Modify your HTTP Referer to gain access to sites that use insecure login mechanisms.
• Downloading and saving
  • DownThemAll - Download all the links to images/movies on a page at once.
  • FlashGot - Download all the links on a page at once using an external download manager.
  • Download sort - Save files to folders based on extension or download date.
  • spiderzilla - Download entire web sites.
  • Super DragAndGo - Drag a link to open it in a new tab; drag an image to save it.
• Videos
  • Launchy - Open links to video files in an external player, streaming, so you can watch a video without waiting to download it. (Note that not all video players support streaming video; for example, WinAmp 5.111 hangs. VLC works well. Here's my launchy.xml for VLC.)
  • MediaPlayerConnectivity - Open embedded video in an external player, so you can use features like Full Screen.
• Images
  • Image Zoom - Convenient shortcuts for zooming images.
  • mozImage - Browse images on hard drive or view them in a slideshow.

Most of the authors of these extensions are not yet members of the Pornzilla project.

They have no GUI so you have to hack it in. I found something like this years ago, and it's pretty obvious how to do it:

    http://gemal.dk/blog/2003/11/18/slow_acrobat_reade r/

It matters since

1) While MS .NET tries to rule the World, a J2ME (Java) 98 kb browser (with httpS: and RSS support) runs on billion devices potentially.

2) It uses Open Source Pike ( http://pike.ida.liu.se/ ) to serve millions of users

3) It is another barrier for MS infested device browsing (Run WinCE browser and see)

4) It is from a small company which managed to stand against AOL and Microsoft just by supporting standards and rely on customer trust.

5) It gives people even without a WAP 2.0 browser chance of surfing web, getting information without charge.

6) Server structure handling millions of users is Linux ( easy, check http://gemal.dk/ with it)

It is bad news for MSFT and .NET freaks which couldn't release anything like this and moron websites/coders managing to break every single standard. You know why? If your site is W3C compliant, it renders PERFECTLY on Opera Mini.

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[RECOMMENDED]
[f + t + m] - conquery (context-menu searches) + mycroft plugins
[f] - openbook
[f + m] - optimoz: tweaks (sidebar autopopout)
[f] - translate

[OPTIONAL]
[f] - autohide & tbx for better fullscreen
[f + t + m] - chromedit
[f] - copyurlplus
[f] - customize google
[f] - extended statusbar
[f + m] - image zoom
[f] - keyconfig
[f + m] - launchy
[f + t + m] - optimoz: mouse gestures
[f + m] - paste and go
[f] - permit cookies
[f + t + m] - preferential
[f] - target alert
[opt] - calendar

dozens more extensions available here: Update.Mozilla.Org and Extension Room and Pike's and Roachfiend and Extensions Mirror

I use all of these: (the disabled ones are not compatible with 1.5rc1) Enabled Extensions: [20] - ChatZilla 0.9.68.5.1: http://www.hacksrus.com/~ginda/chatzilla/ - ColorZilla 0.8.3.1: http://www.iosart.com/firefox/colorzilla/ - Console 0.2.5: http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?t=3181 02 - CuteMenus - Crystal SVG 0.9.9.20051027: http://www.extensionsmirror.nl/index.php?showtopic =4360 - DOM Inspector 1.8: http://www.mozilla.org/projects/inspector/ - Download Manager Tweak 0.7: http://dmextension.mozdev.org/ - eReader 0.3: http://www.gutenberg.org/ - Forecastfox 0.8.2.4: http://forecastfox.mozdev.org/ - FoxyTunes 1.1.5.3: http://www.foxytunes.org/firefox/ - FoxyTunes Skin - OnyxOrbs 1.14: http://www.foxytunes.org/firefox/skins/index.php?s kin=9 - GooglePreview 1.1.2: http://ackroyd.de/googlepreview/ - MR Tech Local Install 4.0: http://www.mrtech.com/extensions/ - Right Encoding 0.2.1: http://heygom.com/extensions/ - ShowIP 0.7.11: http://l4x.org/showip - Tabbrowser Preferences 1.2.8.7: http://216.55.161.203/theonekea/tabprefs/ - Talkback 1.5: http://talkback.mozilla.org/ - Translate 0.6.0.8: http://ctomer.com/ - x 0.6.3: http://cdn.mozdev.org/ - x.xpi : http://www.google.com/search?q=x.xpi - About Firefox: Soviet Edition 2005.0606.1555: http://mithgol.ru/Mozilla/Firefox/ Disabled Extensions: [9] - Bandwidth Tester 0.5.5: http://www.roundtwo.com/product/bandwidthtester - Customizable Toolbar Buttons 0.1.5: http://www.google.com/search?q=Customizable%20Tool bar%20Buttons - fireFTP 0.88.3: http://fireftp.mozdev.org/ - Launchy 4.0.0: http://gemal.dk/mozilla/launchy.html - Leet Key 0.4.4: http://leetkey.mozdev.org/ - PONG! 2.16: http://www.captaincaveman.nl/ - ReloadEvery 0.6.1: http://reloadevery.mozdev.org/ - Tab Mix 0.2.2.3: http://tabmix.blogspot.com/ - Tab X 0.9.1: http://clav.mozdev.org/

I personally prefer Launchy it allows you to launch all kinds of apps and even auto-detects many popular apps on Windows.

for the opposite view, i use mozilla for my email and firefox for my browsing - but there is no way to get mozilla mail to open url links in anything but mozilla's browser... open source developer whine about microsoft not playing nice with other programs, but this is the most 'lock in' type behavior i've ever seen...

even in outlook express you can get your links opening in firefox or another browser, but mozilla suite assumes that it is the only browser in the world and doesn't even give you a chance to try and open links in other programs.

That's like saying "IE will only open links in IE"...well, not quite that much, but the reason is that the Mozilla Suite is a combination mail/browser/chat client so it assumes (I think) that you'll either want to use it entirely or not use it at all, so the links from one section go to the other section, but with Microsoft things, they're seperate, just like Thunderbird can open websites in things besides just Firefox and Firefox can open mailto: links in things besides just Thunderbird

particularly with thunderbird / mozilla - if i happened to start using the mozilla suite, and wanted to try thunderbird next, it is by no means intuitive or apparent if i can get my email from one program to another...to this day i'm still using mozilla as my mail and firefox for browsing because i don't want to risk losing my email because i decided to try pointing thunderbird at my mozilla mail and have it screw up or blow away my email...

look at http://gemal.dk/mozilla/files.html to see a list of the files used, copy the appropriate files from the Mozilla profile to the Thunderbird profile while both programs are closed (including the quick start thing for Mozilla), you might want to back up the Thunderbird profile just in case something goes wrong

No, I hadn't know about that, thanks for mentioning it. (For anyone else unaware, here's Mozilla.org's FAQ about it.)

Anyway, you mention collecting cookies: do you know if prefetching and cookies that come from it follow the "originating web site only" preference?

And here's a test to see if your browser is prefetching.

I forgot to mention the excellent Linky plugin for Firefox. But, to be fair, neither the Home Page URL nor Linky truly support multi-URL bookmarks. They're simply ways of handling multiple URL's in a single action.

You can do this soon. The Extension manager has been revamped so you can just drop XPI's in special folders en restart and it will notice and adjust.
Read Gemal.

The plugin you're looking for is called linky and also has some other convenient features like download all links, open all links in tabs, open all images in 1 tab, open in new windows, etc. Overall a very cool plugin.

Search for mesothelioma and then use Linky to open all links, including ad word links, in tabs. E-Z!

In November, Netscape released the first test, or "alpha," version of its new browser based on Mozilla's Firefox software.

I'd bet it is based on Firefox. If you remember, though, the alpha they released in November was based on Firefox, but had extra code to allow a user to selectively utilize the IE viewing engine to load a page (right click and hit "View like: IE" or "View like: Netscape", where "Netscape" meant Firefox .9 or whatever it was based off of.)

This is probably the same thing, but maybe more transparent and with more controls, or more likely it IS the same thing. Remember, that was an alpha, which means after beta testing it could be released in a month.

It's too bad that Alpha was ass ugly (more screen shots)

I'm not sure what Netscape 8 will look like, but I hope to god they get a better skin loaded before launch date...

In November, Netscape released the first test, or "alpha," version of its new browser based on Mozilla's Firefox software.

I'd bet it is based on Firefox. If you remember, though, the alpha they released in November was based on Firefox, but had extra code to allow a user to selectively utilize the IE viewing engine to load a page (right click and hit "View like: IE" or "View like: Netscape", where "Netscape" meant Firefox .9 or whatever it was based off of.)

This is probably the same thing, but maybe more transparent and with more controls, or more likely it IS the same thing. Remember, that was an alpha, which means after beta testing it could be released in a month.

It's too bad that Alpha was ass ugly (more screen shots)

I'm not sure what Netscape 8 will look like, but I hope to god they get a better skin loaded before launch date...

Have you tried Tools, Options, Advanced, Tabbed Browsing? You may also need want to think about Single Window Mode.

It's actually part a thunderbird problem to some extent I think (it should ask nicely before overwriting a current tab/window), Linky extension may help.

https://addons.update.mozilla.org/extensions/morei nfo.php?application=thunderbird&version=1.0&os=Win dows&id=425
http://gemal.dk/mozilla/linky.html

We already know that AOL has worked to integrate the IE engine into Netscape, has reworked the winamp core into a new AMP player using XUL for the interface, and implemented an AIM client in XUL. That appears to me to be a very consistent plan to integrate all their products / acquisitions into a new internet suite, based on Mozilla XUL.

No, the AMP is using wxWindows, not xul.
from Henrik Gemal's blog

less clutter

Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.7) Gecko/20041122 Firefox/0.5.6+ Build number: 20041122

You'll see here, that ActiveX is optional.

Not that I've rebooted into that other partition to test this.

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Who thought this skin looked good? I mean, sure, Netscape is understaffed and all (being nothing more than a name), but you'd think that AOL could afford a UI designer that wasn't blind!

Folks, this is why skinning an application is bad. For every attractive skin that gets published (and those really are few and far between), there's thousands of craptacular skins just like this that people think look good. Excuse me while I go poke out my eyes. I just can't take the seafoam green any more ...

Those site controls look nifty: http://gemal.dk/misc/nsb14.png/. I just read in other news that site controls are considered one of the major new features for Firefox 1.5 or 2.0. Wonder if AOL will share the code...

Henrik Gemal has screenshots here

http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.a sp

Also, realize that the world is different in Germany

http://gemal.dk/mozilla/geckostats.html

We test using the following on web apps:

• Target browsers for intranet apps (even though we use standards as much as practically possible)
• W3C validators for HTML, CSS, and Links
• Validators within WebSphere Studio (Java, JSP, HTML), HomeSite (HTML) and TopStyle (CSS)
• JavaScript Console and Debugger in Mozilla/Firefox
• JUnit
• Cactus
• People. The users. The project owners. Us. Other web developers on e-mail lists.

• We aren't currently using an automated tool to test the front-end flow, because we haven't found any good, easy-to-use, and cheap tools that support a modern version of DOM/JavaScript usage. If you know of something that you like and works, I'd love to know about it. I've tried httpUnit, but had trouble setting it up and it didn't support all the DOM methods we were using at the time.

I have just found an extension linky. this allows you to highlight some text and open the links in new tabs amongst other things. Ideal I would have thought

Launchy enables you to open links and mailto's with external applications like IE, Opera, Outlook, GetRight.
Works in: Mozilla and Mozilla Firefox and Mozilla Thunderbird Launchy Homepage

Launchy enables you to open links and mailto's with external applications like IE, Opera, Outlook, GetRight.
Works in: Mozilla and Mozilla Firefox and Mozilla Thunderbird Launchy Homepage

There's too little data in the DB at the moment to bother trying to make an educated guess based on IP bitmasks

Have you checked out BrowserSpy? I remembered that it used to have a "where are you" function, but I don't see it anymore (probably because nationwide ISPs like AOL made it unreliable). But it does have several interesting tools that might help.

Also, it seems like a Traceroute would give you some important clues, especially if you find an IP close to the endpoint in your database.

why haven't they done this already for Windows?

Hopefully it's cause they recognise that some people don't want to have to buy VC++ to compile free software such as Mozilla on win32? :)

More good stuff for porn link farms (aka TGPs):

Bookmarklets (mini-extensions)

remove redirects - turns those annoying redirecting links that only redirect you to the correct site 20% of the time into real links
hide visited links - most useful for TGPs that use images (thumbnails) to link to galleries, since it's often hard to tell whether an image link is visited or not.
linked images - opens a window showing all the images linked to by the current page
increment, decrement - change the last number in the URL by 1 with 1 click.
make numbered list of links - for when you want to use increment/decrement but some pages in the sequence are missing
zoom images in, zoom images out
zap - fixes text/background/link colors and removes some common annoyances
go to referer - lets you go "back" one page after opening a link (e.g. to an image) in a new tab

User style sheet rules

Look for "Always show a border around image links" on this page. It puts a solid blue border around unvisited image links and a dashed purple border around visited image links. The Mozilla version does not interfere with site layouts.

You can also use user style sheet rules to mark or hide links to known-junk domains. This may save you slightly more time than adding those domains to your hosts file.

Extensions

linky - includes "open selected links in new tabs"
leech - adds ui for wget-type stuff

http://www.mozilla.org/projects/phoenix/why/
http://gemal.dk/mozilla/mozdev.html

Henrik Gemal writes "With this article I will subject myself to a massive DDoS produced by legions of slashreaders who will certainly turn my webserver to molten slag."

Oops, my second link didn't appear...

Then there's this one which shows some of the things your browser reveals about your computer (expecially if you use IE)

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Some of the flash ads will disappear if you disable javascript. I still see the occasional flash ad with js disabled, but nothing like the skyscraper ads or the animations taking over the web page. For example, Slashdot will display an IBM flash ad sometimes with it turned on. I turned it off and have it seen it since.

There really is no need to have javascript enabled for most browsing. You actually gain privacy with it turned off. Just go to Browser Spy to see the privacy holes you leave open with javascript turned on.

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