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The Google Chrome Browser Diet

By Brad Shorr | Published: August 20, 2009
The Story of the Overweight Browser Note to reader – this post is part of the Mission Im(Possible) Group Project hosted by Joanna Young. The Whipped Cream and Sardines Browser One day a blogger got fed up with his Firefox browser. It was slow. It hogged his processor. It wouldn’t shut down properly. It had five layers [...]
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WYSIWYG or HTML Editors – Which Do You Prefer?

By Brad Shorr | Published: August 18, 2008
A post on the Zemanta blog publishing assistant drew a comment from the folks at Kaalga. Kaalga is a Firefox extension (in Beta, I believe) that uses — OpenCalais (Reuters) semantic API to suggest phrases in your text suitable for linking, and Google search to present relevant links for selected phrases. Amit Aviv and Ori [...]
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