Firefox supports integrated domain authentication on windows. The big difference between it and other browsers like IE and Chrome is that in Firefox you have to whitelist every domain you'd like it to authenticate to.
From the article: 'Saying Wii is controversial mainly in the English-speaking world (the Japanese can't even pronounce it); in France, for instance, it's a homonym for oui.
Since when do they speak English in France?
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The turck accelerator was continued in the eaccelerator product (http://eaccelerator.net/HomeUk). They are however starting over on it due to licensing issues. In the meantime, their current version works on PHP5, but I'm not sure if it works on the new 5.1 or not.
Well, he's already got a bunch of red states supporting his every move. I wonder what type of mandate he'd think he had if he had the entire red planet under him too.
Beagle is the closest thing out there that I know of for open source. It isn't web based but when it works properly (it's still in development) it is supposed to be able to search bookmarks, email, IM logs, etc. similar to how these desktop search programs work.
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Firefox supports integrated domain authentication on windows. The big difference between it and other browsers like IE and Chrome is that in Firefox you have to whitelist every domain you'd like it to authenticate to.
It's also not a shipping browser, of course... yet.
Midori 0.1.2 ships with a copy of webkit that will render Acid3 100/100. Admittedly though, it is lacking in many other respects.
From the article: 'Saying Wii is controversial mainly in the English-speaking world (the Japanese can't even pronounce it); in France, for instance, it's a homonym for oui.
Since when do they speak English in France?
The turck accelerator was continued in the eaccelerator product (http://eaccelerator.net/HomeUk). They are however starting over on it due to licensing issues. In the meantime, their current version works on PHP5, but I'm not sure if it works on the new 5.1 or not.
Well, he's already got a bunch of red states supporting his every move. I wonder what type of mandate he'd think he had if he had the entire red planet under him too.
Beagle is the closest thing out there that I know of for open source. It isn't web based but when it works properly (it's still in development) it is supposed to be able to search bookmarks, email, IM logs, etc. similar to how these desktop search programs work.