Eine neue Version von Firefox ist für Download vorhanden. Am 19. Oktober bildete Mozilla vorhanden ein Update für seine geöffnete Quelldatenbanksuchroutine und nahm 2.0.0.8 den Version Bau von 2.0.0.7. Die Versionsnummern sind nicht ein sicheres Zeichen über die Entwicklung zwischen den zwei Firefox Varianten. Entsprechend Mozilla über 200 Ausgaben, welche die Firefox Datenbanksuchroutine auswirken, wurden durch das 2.0.0.8 Update gewendet. Jedoch gleichzeitig beeinflußte der Umfang einer änderungen, die von Firefox 2.0.0.8 eingeführt wurden auch, die Funktionalität der zurückgehenden Datenbanksuchroutine eine Handvoll Aspekte.

Am 22. Oktober versprach Mozilla, das Firefox 2.0.0.8 Update zu aktualisieren, um um den Problemen zu kümmern, die durch erneuern erzeugt wurden. Sie werden finden eine komplette Liste mit den Ausgaben, die an der Unterseite dieses Artikels geregelt werden. „Als Teil Mozilla Corporations der fortwährenden Stabilität und des Sicherheit Updateprozesses, Firefox 2.0.0.9 ist jetzt für Windows, Mac und Linux für freies Download vorhanden. (mehr…)

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Firefox has a couple of hidden network settings. With this extension, you can tweak these settings, and you might be able to speed up the loading of web pages. You can also increase the maximum number of simultaneous downloads from a site (the default is only four).

Instead of changing each setting, you can also choose one of two profiles. The Power profile increases the maximum number of connections and turns on pipelining. The Default profile will reset the settings to the save, default values. (more…)

Mozilla rolled out Firefox 2.0.0.8 a few days ago, being a version which was supposed to patch approximately 200 glitches. Although it fixed most of them, it appears that it also caused some others making the application a little buggy. However, Mike Beltzner of Mozilla wrote on the company’s blog that Firefox 2.0.0.9 is currently in labs and might be released next week for all the users. The matter can be called “an update to fix the update” because the new patches will be released to repair the fixes which were launched a few days ago.

“The 2.0.0.8 release fixed some 200 issues, but accidentally regressed a few things. Most users won’t see any difference or experience any problems, and those 200 fixes make the 2.0.0.8 update very valuable, but you should never have to choose functionality over security. (more…)

Recently, the Mountain View company Google received a new service which allows users to buy additional storage size for their account but is currently compatible only with Gmail and Picasa Web Albums. Because the purchased storage space addresses the Google account, you can use it for any service you need. But there is a problem. Some of the users are interested in using the Gmail storage size, the one offered for free by Google, for Picasa Web Albums or vice-versa. Well, that’s simply not possible. Google permits the users to share the storage size only if they bought additional space so if you want to split the Gmail storage in order to use it for Picasa photos, you can’t.

“Paid storage is designed to give you more space across all Google services that support extra storage (currently Picasa Web Albums and Gmail). If you run out of free storage in either service, you’ll automatically use the space you’ve purchased to store more pictures and messages up to your new storage limit,” Google explains in the Gmail FAQ. (more…)

The indexing service is responsible for two things really: Making search boxes run super quickly (like under the control panel, and your program files) which is a blessing, as it does run very fast. It is also responsible for doing the same thing over all your files that you choose to let it index. This can be good if you do a lot of searches, or bad if you have a lot of files in these areas, but don’t ever search them. Or even if you do search them, it can cause your indexing service to cause a lot of strain on your hard drive (or at least slow you down as it is hard drive intensive). I personnaly would not turn *off* Indexing services, but I would recommend disabling for everything else but the start menu/control panel, etc. (more…)