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Jul
3
2011

  • Ah extrapolation by mean difference. My favourite part is the assumption that growth will continue to accelerate as market share increases, when firstly, that doesn't make any sense, and secondly, we have data from Firefox's growth showing that the opposite happens.
  • This article seems to forget that 1. IE is getting better, as much as we all hate to admit it, 2. IE is still the default browser of the world's most popular operating system, 3. People are lazy and, as IE keeps getting better/faster, are going to be even more happy to just settle and get on with browsing the web - not argue over which browser is better.
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May
28
2011

  • But the modules feature is not gone. I’ve simply included all modules which could be downloaded before from my server directly in iCab Mobile, so all the modules are automatically available without downloading them before. So for most users nothing serious has changed.

     

    The only problem is with the modules (written by users) which I don’t know of. Users can no longer write and share their own modules themselves. If you know of such a module or if you still want to write a module, please contact me. I can add these modules to the next updates of iCab Mobile and this way the modules can be still shared with all iCab Mobile users.

  • ”Modules” for iCab Mobile are simply a more comfortable variation of bookmarklets, and these are still allowed by Apple (and I assume Apple can not forbid that the user will save and use bookmarklets). Maybe if I would have called the modules “smart bookmarks” and would have made installing them much more complicated, Apple would have never asked to remove the ability to download them from the internet.
Mar
5
2010

  • It was only December when Google officially launched extensions for its Chrome browser. Almost immediately, there were 500 extensions in the gallery as many developers had been working on them for a while. Today, Google is saying that number is now past 3,000. And that’s significant because it’s already pretty close to the browser known for its extensions (which it calls “add-ons”), Firefox.
  • The exact number of add-ons for Firefox is a bit unclear. If you go by the category counts on the add-on site, there are 11,623. But it’s hard to know for sure if there is any overlap between the categories (I couldn’t find any, but I’m not sure there isn’t). More significantly, if you go by Mozilla’s statistic site where they tout their numbers, they claim to only have around 6,000 add-ons. To quote them, “Over 6,000 free, community contributed Add-ons for Firefox – more than for any other browser“. And in case you think this data is out of date, notes other 2010 milestones, such as the launch of Firefox 3.6.
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Apr
30
2009

  • 张向东把话筒举起来，似乎犹豫了一下，看了一眼坐在身边的俞永福，但还是大声地把话说了出来：“下面我说一下，我们也要做手机浏览器。”
  • 　就在数天前，业内才传出消息称，巨头腾讯正进行内部的手机浏览器测试，近期将上线推出，加上早已进入的微软、诺基亚、苹果、Opera、Mozilla等国际厂商，还是国内的星际、航海家、MP等浏览器，一时间，手机浏览器市场风云变幻，混战激烈。
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Oct
12
2007

  • IE 7’s popularity grows (20.18% - 22% - 33%), Firefox has 25.5%, Safari 2.0 has 1.77%, Opera 9.x only 1.23%.
    • The most popular browser worldwide is IE 6.0 (46.1% - 50%).
      IE 7’s popularity grows (20.18% - 22% - 33%), Firefox has 25.5%, Safari 2.0 has 1.77%, Opera 9.x only 1.23%.
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