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You ditched IE because it just wasn’t safe to use and now that you are safe(r) in your Firefox world… errr. At least thats what you thought until now. Read up and make sure your not one of the many that have been force feed more of the Microshaft handy work.
As a web developer I am always testing everything I build in as many browsers as I can in order to reach as many people as I can while keeping the design and functionality of my site intact. So when Google launch their browser I wasn’t really that thrilled to be honest. I was and still am more of a Firefox user then any other browser. I will say that with each release of Chrome I want to give it a shot. And when reading about a 30% increase in speed while browsing I have to wonder if I should try using it instead of just testing to make sure my sites work in it. Still on the fence but for those interested, a new beta release dropped on the 5th and you can read about it here>>. For those of us that keep up-to-date with all the newest browsers out there in effort to keep all of our sites working across as many browsers as we can, the Mozilla team has release an update for their Firefox browser. While this update is a security update I find it fitting for in our world as we spend so much time on the Internet. And lets face it. A downed computer mean no work. So in an effort to stay as safe as you can while dipping into the Internet waters why not head on over to http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/all.html and grab some protection. |
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