Category Archives: Firefox

Firefox Lorentz Beta beginning to handle plug-in Crashes

Posted on April 9, 2010 by Robby Chen

I heard long time ago that Mozilla had planned to separate the tabs into different processes in Firefox 3.6 release similar to Google Chrome. Because of the time constraints, Mozilla plans to release this feature as well as other features … Continue reading →

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Mozilla Prism Running on my GNU/Linux System

Posted on March 9, 2010 by Robby Chen

Mozilla Prism is a Mozilla Lab product that available in both Firefox add-on version and stand-alone version. It has the ability to run web apps directly on the desktop using Firefox Gecko engine. Web apps that created using Prism can … Continue reading →

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Still Solving Flash Problem in Second Life

Posted on February 26, 2010 by Robby Chen

Yesterday I successfully ran Second Life official viewer on Fedora x64. However, I discovered that I cannot view YouTube video and other Flash-enabled websites when testing the new Shared Media feature in SL Viewer 2 Beta. Today I found out … Continue reading →

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Ubiquity Experiment was Ended For Now

Posted on February 22, 2010 by Robby Chen

Ubiquity was an experiment Firefox add-on released by Mozilla back in 2008. It basically added a command line interface to the browser to search almost everything on the web using Google search engine. According to the Ubiquity homepage, the first … Continue reading →

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