Archive for the ‘browsers’ Category

Setting the referrer in SimpleTest web tests - faking the HTTP_REFERER

Thursday, April 8th, 2010

Sometimes you might want to make a PHP web page do different things depending on the value …

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Posted in Open Source, PHP scripts, PHP, practical webmaster tips, Proceed2OOP, browsers, simpletest, how to / guides | No Comments »

Why Doesn’t Google Show favicons in Search Results?

Saturday, May 2nd, 2009

Just wondering. Thats all.

I guess showing an image for each search result would be be a majorly …

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Posted in SEO, searchology, Google, browsers | No Comments »

Web Authors Tips - ‘Digg this’ Button doesn’t work

Sunday, March 15th, 2009

[This article is aimed at authors of internet content who have limited technical knowledge.]

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industrial standard software

Saturday, November 15th, 2008

I wonder what that means?

In my youth I was always wondering what was the software to use …

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Posted in Open Source, checklists, 3rd party software, PHP, MySQL, Apache, installing software, SSH, practical webmaster tips, web design, Subversion, email accounts, ftp, Subversion for webmasters, PLESK, Microsoft, Dreamweaver, css, linux, windows, bug tracking, issue tracking tools, feature request management, browsers, Personal Wiki | 1 Comment »

how to show processes in Google Chrome - e.g. which websites are slowing you down

Saturday, October 25th, 2008

If your browser is slowing down and/or crashing - then you might want to know which website …

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I’m amazed by Google Chrome - even before i’ve tried it

Friday, October 24th, 2008

WOW! - Chrome Bot bug-testing their new browser on Google’s archive of the World’s web …

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Posted in Open Source, web design, Google, css, windows, browsers, Google Chrome | No Comments »