As anyone following my Twitter will know, I’m a massive fan of Google Chrome. However, one imperative site for me doesn’t work with it – LogMeIn.
I’ve also become a massive fan of the new Mozilla Prism beta, which basically allows you to turn webpages (such as LogMeIn) into applications. Prism is built on the same framework as Firefox 3, and theoretically add-ons should work on both.
Thanks to HushedChernobyl
Nobody knows how you work better than you.
The basis of Firefox is that you can do anything with it.
Want your bookmarks permanantly on the right of your screen? OK. Want your downloads on a small bar a the bottom of the window? OK. Want the ability to render websites using the Internet Explorer engine inside a Firefox tab? OK.
The basis here is that the user knows best. The user knows how he or she wants things to work. Which makes sense, right?
It annoys me THIS much when I Google an error code, problem or question and do my usual open-the-first-ten-pages and end up with tab after tab of Experts Exchange pestering me for money. I was sure that a company that originally registered themselves as ExpertSexChange.com without realising couldn’t be that clever, so today I decided to beat them.
