Microsoft to Allow Users to Pick Browser
July 24, 2009 by Stephen Kersey
Filed under Business News
The European Antitrust Commission has been pressuring Microsoft for years to allow users to pick their internet browser that they will use on their computer. On Friday, it appears as if the European Antitrust Commission has made some progress.
Said Brad Smith, a senior VP and general counsel for Microsoft: “Under our new proposal, among other things, European consumers who buy a new Windows PC with Internet Explorer set as their default browser would be shown a ‘ballot screen’ from which they could, if they wished, easily install competing browsers from the Web. If this proposal is ultimately accepted, Microsoft will …read more
Cool Firefox Extension: Read It Later
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Tired of losing that e-mail containing the link to an article that piqued your interest? Weary of sorting through your bookmarks and looking for the one-time-read-only links you’d want to delete?
If you want to save yourself the trouble and still get to read that article you saw (but can’t read due to time constraints), then you might want to check out Read It Later. Read It Later is a Firefox extension that serves as a storehouse of the links you want to read later on, sans the cluttering of your bookmarks.
Since it’s just a Firefox extension, it’s straightforward to install. …read more





