With the growing demand and development over the Google Chrome and Chrome OS projects, Mozilla has started to finally feel the heat of the competition. With only open-source developers at hand, Mozilla had been battling head-on for a long time against giants like Microsoft (Internet Explorer) and Google (Chrome). With funds pouring in only from donations, Mozilla lacked the capital to further improve the behemoth browser with the speed similar to Google implemented for Chrome.
At the Add-on-con conference, Justin Scott, the Addons product manager announced that Mozilla, would be opening …

Tired of using the old Firefox Addons? Annoyed of the slow loading times of the Firefox browser? Well, fret no further, Google’s Extensions are here! The final answer to Firefox’s hogging of the “No.1 choice as a Web Developer Browser”. Matt Cutts, of Google, announced:

The world went crazy looking at the range of extensions and the capacities of the same. The Chrome is no longer “that-browser-i-use” anymore. Instead, it’s “The browser I use!” as per Web Developers and other Web Enthusiasts. The Chrome extensions are currently in Beta stage, but …

After a long and annoying delay, finally, Google has taken efforts to consider the much ignore Mac platform and released the Google Chrome Internet browser for the same. Google Chrome is out for the OS X and is available for download now, officially. The most lightweight and amongst the fastest browsers out there, is now open to the second largest computer seller, Apple.

Mac had it’s own browser, the Safari, but due to the intensive use of resources and not being all that web-designer friendly, Mozilla’s Firefox was much the alternative …

San Francisco: Google is currently working on a brand new operating system, which should give Microsoft a run for their money. According to sources, Google has stepped into the Big game, by introducing a concept of the Chrome Operating System, and it seems to be quite a daring attempt to wring out Microsoft’s control over people’s computer experience.

The new operating system, which was announced on Google’s official blog, will be based on the same browser that we all know and love, the nine month old Google Chrome. This operating system, …

Firefox seems to be following the Chrome’s way. Apparently, Mozilla has launched a new project, which is codenamed “Electrolysis” that is aiming to follow the Chrome’s multiprocess orientation. Over the years, Mozilla has always made Firefox to run as a single process, leading to which, if even a single tab would fail, the entire browser would crash, leading to loss of valuable data. With 3.5 out, a lot of bugs have been discovered as well, so a complete revamp is quite the solution to this.
According to Mozilla’s developer’s team, bifurcation …