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15 January, 201415 January, 2014Fedora, FOSS

Enable and test TLS 1.2 in Firefox 26

Firefox has (unfortunately) lagged behind other browsers recently when it comes to implementing the more secure TLS 1.2 and it’s only now officially landing in the upcoming release 27. It […]

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3 March, 20116 March, 2011FOSS, Korora

Kororaa 14 Beta3 – Remove KDE themed Firefox in GNOME

I accidentally included the KDE Oxygen theme for the GNOME version of Beta3 (it was correct in Beta2). This means that GNOME users of Kororaa will get a KDE themed […]

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16 July, 201016 July, 2010FOSS

Firefox default print DPI fix

Firefox on my Dad’s machine always wants to print to 300 DPI by default. He can manually change it, but it’s annoying. Other browsers pick up the printer default of […]

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1 February, 20101 February, 2010FOSS, Tech

MPEG LA confirms H.264 license needed for free software and end users

Currently, there is no default video format for use with the HTML5 video tag. The patent and royalty free Theora format was planned to be the default, but this was […]

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31 January, 201031 January, 2010FOSS

openSUSE 11.2 web links don’t work in Thunderbird under KDE fix

My mum’s machine runs openSUSE 11.2, with KDE 4. She continues to use Thunderbird as her mail client as it is familiar. Naturally she also uses Firefox for web browsing. […]

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27 January, 201027 January, 2010FOSS, Tech

Yahoo! pays Canonical to switch Firefox away from Google

While I’m not convinced that Google is our friend, this latest move from Canonical is interesting. Microsoft has been paying companies to move their sites from Google to Bing and […]

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8 January, 201011 January, 2010FOSS

Make Firefox look like a KDE app in one simple step

Firefox is the most popular browser on the Linux platform, but it’s a GTK app and doesn’t integrate as nicely into KDE (which uses Qt). There are a number of […]

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20 November, 2009FOSS

Mozilla Thunderbird 3.0 out soon

Marco Zehe writes that Thunderbird 3.0 will be out soon. While four main issues remain, there have been lots of improvements, especially in the area of accessibility. Firefox has certainly […]

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31 July, 2009FOSS

Useful Firefox tweaks

Here’s a bunch of Firefox tips which are really helpful. I especially like the option to open search box results in a new tab.. much easier! No more, new tab, […]

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16 July, 2009FOSS

Bugging bugs with Firefox #1

I love Firefox, it’s a great web browser. But there are two things which have annoyed me forever and it’s about time I did something about it. Numero Uno: The […]

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