Cookie 1.6 is an update to the popular cookie and browser history management utility for Mac OS X. Cookie helps you to manage exactly who can access information about your online activities. Continue reading »
I don’t spend much time talking about PowerPC based Macs, but here is a web browser for those machines. Continue reading »
Once you get past Safari and Firefox, there is a long list of alternative browsers for the Mac. Camino is one of those and is well known as one of the fastest. The lastest version is 1.6.6. Continue reading »
SMUG member Terry Bowman (“The Mac Doctor”) has forwarded these two news bursts — one on the recently discovered Safari vulnerability, and the other on Seagate hard drive failures: Continue reading »
Firefox has the ability to add many extensions. This web site lists some of the better ones. Continue reading »
We are all aware that web kit forms the basis for Safari and several other browsers. It is possible to have multiple tabs and windows open and have a site or a Flash application freeze Safari and cause an “unexpected quit.”
Fluid App allows you do create a browser specific to a web site that you frequent. Continue reading »
By default, Firefox is optimized for dial-up. This page shows how to optimize for broadband.
On March 18th, Apple patched 10 vulnerabilities in Safari for OS X and 3 in Safari for Windows. Computer World discusses the flaws and quotes a security analyst. Continue reading »
Earlier today, the Netscape group at AOL announced that they were going to shut down their development work. Continue reading »
