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Managing Firefox Add-ons with Version Updates
In: web resources
1 Jul 2011Mozilla has decided to aggressively version and update their Firefox browser, much like Chrome has been, pushing out new major releases every 6 weeks. I don’t care what the version number is as long as the product improves (whether it be Firefox or any other software), but Firefox’s internal add-ons compatibility checker does. A major concern among [...]
Managing Firefox Add-ons with Version Updates
In: web resources
1 Jul 2011Mozilla has decided to aggressively version and update their Firefox browser, much like Chrome has been, pushing out new major releases every 6 weeks. I don’t care what the version number is as long as the product improves (whether it be Firefox or any other software), but Firefox’s internal add-ons compatibility checker does. A major concern among [...]
Managing Firefox Add-ons with Version Updates
In: web resources
30 Jun 2011Mozilla has decided to aggressively version and update their Firefox browser, much like Chrome has been, pushing out new major releases every 6 weeks. I don’t care what the version number is as long as the product improves (whether it be Firefox or any other software), but Firefox’s internal add-ons compatibility checker does. A major concern among [...]
These days Mozilla Firefox is emerging as one of the most popular consumer browsers but it is also become a developer’s best friend. Firefox add-ons and plugins make Firefox a powerful development tool instead of just a consumer web browser. For web designers/developers efficiency is paramount and any time saved by using these add-ons is [...]
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