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Web Tech Blog » Blog Archive » Firefox 3.1 beta 1 – an overview of features for web developers

15-Oct-08

Native video and audio support in the Firefox 3.1 beta.  Sounds like a cool idea. This is the first beta from Mozilla to include support for the and elements. This beta includes support for the OGG Theora and OGG Vorbis formats on all platforms. There are quite a few free tools for encoding to OGG [...]

Welcome to Mosaic Communications Corporation!

04-Apr-08

  Welcome to Mosaic Communications Corporation!

GMail gets IMAP

23-Oct-07

GMail has finally added IMAP support.  It’s apparently not available on all accounts, but both of my accounts (gmail and for domains) have it. I don’t know for sure if I’ll use it since I’m so accustomed to the GMail interface, but it might be nice for offline reading.  Now if they’d just come up [...]

Google Reader Subscribe Book Marklet (Favelet)

15-May-06

Subscribe in Google Reader To use, drag the URL to your bookmark toolbar.  When you find a blog you’d like to subscribe to, hit the bookmark and it’ll take you to Google Reader and offer to subscribe to the feed (if Google can find one). Google Reader’s new search can find the rss feed when [...]

IEs 4 Linux – Internet Explorers for Linux » English Page

29-Dec-05

IEs 4 Linux – Internet Explorers for Linux » English Page This script ran perfectly on my Ubuntu Breezy laptop. I’m not advocating using IE on linux for general purpose browsing, but it’s useful for testing a page design in IE without hunting down a windows box. IEs for Linux is a simple Bash Script [...]

using a bash ‘for loop’ to wget

24-Mar-05

One of the ways that I frequently fetch files from the internet is with wget. It is a very useful command line utility that is capable of fetching anything from one file to mirroring whole sites. When looking for new and interesting music I often find myself on a page with a few or more [...]