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Google World
Consumer software is a moving target and any advice I might offer is obsolete three days later. On the tail of my advice to switch from Chrome-based browsers to Mozilla-based, I now read some of the less public chatter and … Continue reading
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Tagged browsers, Chromium, Firefox, Google Chrome, internet, mozilla, Opera browser, Seamonkey, software, Vivaldi browser
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Tech Updates Mid-February 2016
I think I got DNSMasq working as intended. All I really wanted was an internal name caching server to speed DNS queries. I could have gone the route of Bind9 but that’s just a little heavyweight for mere name-caching. So … Continue reading
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Tagged browsers, computers, DNS, Firefox, internet, networking technology, Opera browser, opera mail, Seamonkey, Vivaldi browser
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Debian: Try It; You’ll Like It (Part 8)
(The updated version of this series can be found here.) So we have the Chromium browser, but maybe you prefer the other major browser family, called Mozilla. We noted already that Debian doesn’t use the official labels for Firefox, but … Continue reading
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Tagged browsers, compsec, debian, Firefox, linux, open source, Seamonkey, software, technology
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