One reason I like using Firefox web browser is that it has a lot of useful extensions. These add-ons have different functions. You can make your choice according to your needs. For instance, if you are building a website or you are interested in learning what codes are used on other people’s websites, you may find a handy Firefox add-on in the Web Development section.
Here is the link:
https://addons.mozilla.org/...
Here are several add-ons recommended:
Web developer
Firebug
With the Firebug add-on, you can view a web page and its source at the same time.
IE tab
If you want to see how a web page is displayed in Internet Explorer and Firefox browser, you may need this IE Tab extension.
ColorZilla
Are you curious to know what colors are used on a web page? You will get your answer with the ColorZilla Firefox add-on instantly. It can show both RGB and HTML hex code.
Yslow
To see whether your site meets the Yahoo high performance standards, you may want to analyze your site using the Yslow web analyzer.
Measureit
As its name indicates, the Measureit add-on can help you measure the dimension of any website element in pixels.
CSSViewer
CSSViewer is a Firefox add-on for people to check a website’s cascading style
sheet.
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Friday, March 16, 2012
Friday, March 2, 2012
What are the Most Popular Web Browsers? 6 Browsers You Must Know
If you want to do some web surfing on your computer, you may need a web browser installed on your machine. If you use a windows operating system, there is probably an Internet Explorer installed on your PC. If you are Mac user, you may be using Safari. Internet Explorer is a web browser developed by Microsoft, and Safari is developed by Apple. That is why these web browsers are default ones on the machines which run operating systems made by these two companies.
Some people may be interested to know: Are there any other common web browsers around? The answer is yes. There are another 4 browsers in addition to IE and Safari, including Chrome, Firefox, Opera and Flock.
Chrome is a product from Google, the company famous for their Google search engine. Firefox is brought to you by Mozilla.
The following is a list of these 6 most popular web browsers mentioned above, and their corresponding web addresses are listed as well.
Internet Explorer: http://Microsoft.com/ie
Chrome: http://chrome.google.com
Firefox: http://www.firefox.com
Safari: http://www.apple.com/safari
Opera: http://www.opera.com
Flock: http://www.flock.com
If you are interested in learning more about these web browsers, you may want to visit these websites. Before choosing the browser for your desktop or laptop, you should know that different websites may be displayed differently on these browsers. Bearing this in mind, you should pay some attention to this issue when you build a free website.
Some people may be interested to know: Are there any other common web browsers around? The answer is yes. There are another 4 browsers in addition to IE and Safari, including Chrome, Firefox, Opera and Flock.
Chrome is a product from Google, the company famous for their Google search engine. Firefox is brought to you by Mozilla.
The following is a list of these 6 most popular web browsers mentioned above, and their corresponding web addresses are listed as well.
Internet Explorer: http://Microsoft.com/ie
Chrome: http://chrome.google.com
Firefox: http://www.firefox.com
Safari: http://www.apple.com/safari
Opera: http://www.opera.com
Flock: http://www.flock.com
If you are interested in learning more about these web browsers, you may want to visit these websites. Before choosing the browser for your desktop or laptop, you should know that different websites may be displayed differently on these browsers. Bearing this in mind, you should pay some attention to this issue when you build a free website.
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