Mozilla 出される Firefox 2.0.0.8 数日前に、およそ200の故障を修繕するために仮定された版がある。 それは殆んどを固定したが、によりまたいくつかに適用に小さいバギーをする他を引き起こしたようである。 但し、MozillaのマイクBeltznerは会社のブログでそれを書いた Firefox 2.0.0.9 実験室に現在あり、来週all theユーザーのための解放されるかもしれない。 問題は前に数日進水した苦境を修理するために新しいパッチが解放されるので「更新」を修理する更新呼ぶことができる。

「2.0.0.8解放は約200の問題を修理したが、偶然いくつかの事復帰した。 ほとんどのユーザーは相違を見ないし、問題を経験しないし、それらの200の苦境は2.0.0.8の更新の貴重品を非常に作る、決して保証上の機能性を選ばなければならないべきである。 (多く…)

最近、山景色の会社Googleはユーザーが彼らの記述のための磁気ディスク追加機構のサイズを買うことを可能にするが、受け取ったりGmailおよびPicasa網のアルバムとだけ現在互換性がある新しいサービスを。 購入された記憶空間がGoogleの記述に演説するので、あなたが必要とするあらゆるサービスのためにそれを使用できる。 しかし問題がある。 ユーザーの何人かGmailの貯蔵のサイズ、Googleが、Picasa網のアルバムのためのまたは逆も同じ自由のために提供する1の使用に興味がある。 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…)

Internet Explorer 7 on Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 is nothing short of an open door for attacks. Microsoft informed that it is currently investigating a remote code execution vulnerability in various versions of XP and Windows Server 2003 running Internet Explorer 7. The Redmond company added that Windows Vista users are safe, although the operating system comes with IE7 built in by default. Windows XP SP2, XP Professional x64 Edition, Professional x64 Edition SP2; Windows Server 2003 SP1 and SP2, Windows Server 2003 x64 Edition and SP2 and Windows Server 2003 with SP1 for Itanium-based Systems and Windows Server 2003 with SP2 for Itanium-based Systems are all vulnerable to the security flaw, provided they are running IE7. The vulnerability is related to the way the Windows operating system handles Uniform Resource Identifiers (URIs). (more…)

Problem: You cannot imagine life without Firefox but over time, your favorite browser keeps getting slower and slower.

Not only is it slow, Firefox sometimes hangs for no reason, consumes a large amount of memory and CPU usage can climb to 90% or more when you have multiple tabs open simultaneously.

You have uninstalled most of the extensions and toolbars, deleted all the cookies and internet temporary files, cleared up the file download queue and disabled the background check for software updates - but none of this has helped you speed-up Firefox. (more…)

Mozilla Firefox, Portable Edition 2.0.0.6 has been released. It’s the popular Mozilla Firefox web browser bundled with a PortableApps.com Launcher as a portable app, so you can take your bookmarks, extensions and saved passwords with you. It works from any removable media (USB flash drive, iPod, portable hard drive, CD, etc) on any Windows computer (Windows 98 through Vista) or within Wine on your favorite Linux/UNIX distro. And, it’s packaged in PortableApps.com Format so you can use it on its own or with the PortableApps.com Suite. (more…)