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Marx E-Book Browser 1 (Windows)

The E-book browser is designed to act as a reader for offline Web sites. Under the hood, it uses Microsoft's Internet Explorer as a browser, so it can do anything IE can do, include reading PDF files and VRML. Its only 28k and you simply copy it to the folder...

Tags: Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Web Browser, Marx Bitware, E-book Browser, Web Browsers, Virtual Reality, E-books, Internet, Emerging Technologies, Personal Technology

Software downloads 2006-07-13

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Browser PA 1.41 (Windows)

Browser PA will be your personal assistant to many different tasks you perform on the Internet, whether you are searching the Web, gathering RSS News Feeds, organizing your Favorites or History items, analyzing your Website or Surf sessions, Browser PA will be there to assist you. The different sections of...

Tags: Microsoft Windows, Web Browser, MatirSoft, Browser PA, Web Browsers, Internet

Software downloads 2006-02-08

Will Firefox 3.0 rekindle the browser wars?

Someone should buy Microsoft a dictionary so they can look up 'standard'."Businesses were kind of trapped between the two programs. Web sites had to be designed to support one of the platforms or the other, which lead to confusion."This is part of the entire problem. The whole point of standards...

Tags: Web browsers, Tipping Point, Mozilla Firefox, Mozilla Firefox 3.0, Web browser, Microsoft Internet Explorer, browser war, Microsoft Corp.

Discussion threads 2008-06-17

Build Your Skills: E-mail on demand with Microsoft Outlook Web Access

Microsoft Outlook Web Access gives users remote access to many of the core components and functions of the client that they use in the office.Would you like to provide your users with accessibility to your company's e-mail system no matter where they are? With Microsoft Outlook Web Access for Exchange...

Tags: Groupware, Microsoft Office, E-mail servers, e-mail, Scott Lape, Microsoft Outlook Web Access, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Exchange Server, Microsoft Corp., server

Technical articles 2000-07-19

NetSilica offers a browser-based alternative to VPN

Giving employees remote access to files and applications can be a security risk and a support nightmare. NetSilica has simplified the process with a browser-based remote access solution that requires no special hardware.Move over, VPN; there's a new remote access solution in town. NetSilica’s Enterprise Private Network EPN offers a...

Tags: TELECOMMUNICATIONS, Network security, VPN, user training, Ray Geroski, Enterprise Private Network, data source, NetSilica, Web browser

Technical articles 2002-11-06

E-commerce for idiots: A shopping cart anyone can install

Take advantage of the holiday shopping rush by outfitting your company's Web site with an e-commerce solution. Jack Wallen, Jr. shows you how to do it quickly and painlessly with the open-sourced RediCommerce.I've shopped around for quite some time for a good shopping cart/e-commerce solution to highlight. The criteria for...

Tags: PRODUCTIVITY, OPEN SOURCE, Jack Wallen, Jr., RediCommerce, shopping cart, Apache Software Foundation, redicommerceVERSION.zip, Linux, tool, e-business

Technical articles 2001-12-03

Browser wars redux

What do you think about Firefox?I have the Beta installed, but was entirely too busy yesterday to install the final version. Have you installed it and, if so, what do you think?RE: Browser wars reduxpersonally i find using IE boring, that silly gui interface is childlike (harking back to...

Tags: Web browsers, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Opera Software, Web browser

Discussion threads 2008-06-17

Test Web pages in multiple browser versions

This article is from Builder.com's Design and Usability Tactics e-newsletter. Sign up instantly to begin receiving the Design and Usability e-newsletter in your inbox.One of the challenges that Web builders face is testing their Web pages in various browsers. It's not enough to know how your page will appear in...

Tags: Web browsers, Michael Meadhra, Evolt.org, Mozilla Corp., Netscape Communications Corp., Web browser, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Web

Technical articles 2004-02-25

e-Capsule Private Browser HD 2.1.0.611 (Windows)

The e-Capsule Private Browser is a family of "zero-footprint" products allowing unbeatable security and anonymity for your Web surfing and online transaction activities. The e-Capsule Private Browser is today the only encrypted zero-footprint Internet browser for anonymous Web surfing without leaving any traces also on the local PC. All the...

Tags: Web Surfing, Microsoft Windows, Web Browser, Online Transaction, EISST, e-Capsule Private Browser, Internet, Web Browsers, Litigation, Channel Management, Business Operations, Marketing

Software downloads 2008-03-20

Make Your Own Browser 3.19.09 (Windows)

Make Your Own Browser lets you configure your own Web browser with the options you want. If you want to change the name, icons, colors, or links, you have the power. And, it doesn't take an experienced programmer to do it. You can build a browser in just a few...

Tags: Microsoft Windows, Web Browser, Big Bad Browser, Web Browsers, Internet

Software downloads 2009-03-30

JavaScript opens doors to browser-based attacks

JavaScript opens doors to browser-based attacksarticle rootBrowser-based JavaScript security threatSecurity researchers have found a way to use JavaScript to bypass security measures, map a home or corporate network, and attack connected servers or devices, such as routers, printers, or IP phones. A successful browser-based attack could have significant impact and...

Tags: JavaScript, security, news, browsers, Sonja Thompson, Web browser

Discussion threads 2006-07-31

Browser promises to fend off phishers

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Tags: Cyberthreats, Spam, Web browsers, Web site development, Viruses and worms, SECURITY, phishing, Yurong Lin, Deepnet Technologies, Web browser, phishing Web site, Web site, Web

Technical articles 2004-11-23

Browser phishing 'flaw' could hook users

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Tags: Web browsers, Web site development, Web browser, Web site, pop-up window, Secunia, Web, flaw, phishing

Technical articles 2004-12-09

Manipulating ASP.NET 2.0 browser support

Even though we are at version 3.5 of the .NET Framework and ASP.NET, I am still having fun exploring some of the cool features that were added in version 2.0. For instance, ASP.NET 2.0 allows you to address browser support through browser configuration files. This set of...

Tags: Microsoft ASP.NET, Id, Web Browser, Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0, Capability, Browser File, parentID, ID, userAgent Element, Capabilities Element, AspNet_RegBrowsers Tool, Web Browsers, Internet, Tony Patton

Blog posts 2007-12-04

The browser wars just keep going and going and...

What are the most compelling browser features for you?Privacy features? Meh. I don't keep anything private from my wife anyway, she has full access to my browsing history through Google's history feature. The XSS blocker is a nice addition to IE8, but I would still prefer a...

Tags: Web browsers, privacy mode, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Mph, Web browser, Try Fx

Discussion threads 2008-08-26

Messaging: What's next for e-mail, IM, and voice messaging?

When we think about messaging for the enterprise, is theglass half full or half empty? Optimists can point to the introduction of newhandhelds that integrate voice mail, e-mail and calendaring, the maturity ofVOIP technology, and new developments in text messaging and RSS readers.Pessimists point to the continuing deluge of spam,...

Tags: Bob Artner, convergence, e-mail, IM, messaging

Technical articles 2005-04-19

Security hole found in Mozilla browser

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Tags: Web browsers, Microsoft Windows, Operating systems, Mozilla Web browser, Microsoft Corp., security, flaw, Web browser, Mozilla Corp., attacker, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Microsoft Windows XP

Technical articles 2004-07-09

Problem with e-mail

I cant forward/delet/reply an e-mail from my yahoo account. For example, when I click on forward tab "error on page" appears. I have tried the tips from yahoo Help but none worked. Also I cant open Word attachment from both my yahoo and hotmail e-mails.Detailed help in simple language will...

Tags: Web browsers, E-mail, dandyg2002@..., Web browser

Q&A 2006-10-01

Does your company dictate the browser you use at work

Does your company dictate the browser you use at workThe Firefox browser has been touted as a more security alternative to Internet Explorer and some companies have made the switch to Firefox mandatory. Does your company restrict or dictate the browser you can use while at work?IRRC FF doesn't need...

Tags: desktops, Editdesk, hardware, IRRC FF, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, security, Web browser, windows

Discussion threads 2005-05-20

Improve the security of ActiveX and browser add-ons while maintaining usability

ActiveX is a major source of security headaches in MicrosoftInternet Explorer. Although IT professionals might wish to disable ActiveXaltogether, that simply isn't an option for many users, so we need to know howto tweak various settings and permissions for the different security zones inIE. Fortunately, there are a variety of...

Tags: Microsoft Internet Explorer, John McCormick, ActiveX, Web browser, ActiveX Control, Add-On Manager, security

Technical articles 2005-08-05