The clickable rich content messages sent to you through the browser are known as web push notification. You need not be on the browser or web page to receive the notification. You will keep receiving the messages at their own time and pace as set by the marketer. What is web push notification? The concept […]
Tag Archives: Browsers
Mozilla Blasts Microsoft CEO For Replacing User Defaults With Windows Apps
Trampled in the Windows 10 stampede.
Flipboard Has Slipped The Surly Bonds Of Apps
The Web, at last, is ready, says CEO Mike McCue.
Firefox Kicks Google To The Curb To Make Room For Yahoo
Mozilla has dropped its longtime search partner.
Google Launches Starter Kit For A More Consistent Web
Web Starter Kit wants to help you make sites that look great on every device.
Windows Phone 8.1: The Good, The Bad & The Ugly [Review]
The latest update to Microsoft’s mobile OS sands off many of its remaining rough edges—but it doesn’t do much more than that.
What’s A Rockmelt? Meet Yahoo’s Acquisition Du Jour
Round and round Yahoo’s social shopping spree goes. Where it stops, only Marissa Mayer knows.
The New Firefox Is Awesome—But That Won’t Make It Relevant Again
The fast, sexy new Firefox 22 has a lot going for it. Sadly, it won’t save the browser from its slow, all-but-certain decline.
7 Reasons To Switch To Firefox, The Browser With A Conscience
Your choice of browser, your means of transport within the World Wide Web, is crucial.
New Opera For Android Makes Switch From Presto To WebKit
Opera has finally ditched its own browser rendering engine Presto in favor of WebKit in the new release of Opera for Android.
Microsoft Stays Conservative On Web Standards In IE9-To-IE10 Shift
Microsoft has launched Internet Explorer 10 for Windows 7 – with more speed and better support for Web standards. But the company still says it plans to take things slow when it comes to supporting the latest standards.
Browser Maker Opera Ditches Presto In Favor Of WebKit
Opera is phasing out its custom-built Presto layout engine in its mobile browsers. Not everybody thinks that is a good thing.
Nerd Alert: Turn Your Browser Into A Notepad
You can turn any modern browser window into a text notepad and save the contents. It even works on mobile browsers.
Why Do Users Trust Mozilla More Than Google On Privacy?
Perceptions of privacy – even more than objective actions and policies – could be crucial competitive differentiators.
Dolphin Browser Demonstrates Why Mobile-Only Is A Losing Bet
Mobile-only browsers like Dolphin end up competing for only a fraction of a fraction of the market.
Want To Support Multiple Browsers In The Enterprise? It’s Gonna Cost You
A Microsoft-funded study by Forrester to be released on Thursday claims that enterprises face significant costs for supporting more than one browser among their employees.
Firefox’s New Social API Brings Facebook Chat Right To Your Browser
Firefox now lets social notifications “float above” the browsing experience in a more persistent, less cumbersome way.
Internet Explorer 10 Coming To Windows 7 – And That’s It
After a month’s head start of Internet Explorer 10 for Windows 8 users, Windows 7 users may be seeing their own IE 10 release as early as tomorrow, if rumors out today have any validity. Regardless of actual release date, will Microsoft’s staggered release plan for IE 10 just cause more headaches for web developers?
Happy 8th Birthday Firefox! Can Mozilla Adapt To The Mobile Era?
Firefox was released by Mozilla on Nov. 9, 2004 to battle Microsoft’s Internet Explorer monopoly. Eight years later, the struggle against closed systems continues, but now mobile is the battlefield.
Link A Video to That Photo: Stipple Opens Its Image Tagging Service to the Public
Social image site Stipple is relaunching Thursday with new tools and indexing features designed to fix the perpetual problem of image attribution and introduce brand-new sales channels through the use of images alone – for all Web users.