So last week I posted an article about tricking Google Chrome out so that your most commonly used tabs will lock themselves into place so you both save space and don’t constantly have to reopen them. Well, I still use Firefox on main desktop computers and I wanted to find the same functionality for it. [...]

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Obsessing.org is a new online dev tool for those that would like to play round with the Processing drawing and animation language. The site is still in a very alpha state and lacks features like the ability to save your work, but the live demo feature is very cool. If you were impressed by the [...]

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At long last, Mozilla Firefox 3 is out of the oven. It’s not ready for eating just quite yet, but after years spent tweaking to get the recipe just right, the open-source browser is finalized and fully-baked. It’s now sitting on the windowsill, cooling off. Firefox 3 Release Candidate 1 is here. The release candidate [...]

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Firefox 3 introduces support for microformats. Microformats are an approach to making extant human-created data machine-readable. Content like recipes, events, resumes are marked up so that they can be parsed automatically. As you’d expect, adoption is the sticking point. So it was nice to see that Mahalo.com, a web directory against whom Wired.com bears no [...]

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The Ubuntu team has announced the arrival of the release candidate for Ubuntu 8.04, code-named “Hardy Heron.” The release candidate is considered complete, stable, and suitable for testing by any user. Also available today are the release candidates for other Ubuntu variants like Kubuntu, Xubuntu, UbuntuStudio, and Mythbuntu. The final releases of all 8.04 variants [...]

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