Microsoft commits to a new preview test build of IE10 for Windows 7 in November
2012.10.17.11:10
Internet Explorer 10 for Windows 7 is still alive, Microsoft officials confirmed. And another test build is coming in November.
Microsoft releases critical updates for Internet Explorer flaws
2012.09.21.17:19
Microsoft released two eagerly awaited updates for Internet Explorer today, both addressing serious security issues. One covers a zero-day flaw in IE9 and earlier versions, the second updates Flash in Windows 8.
What Is ‘IP version 6’? Why Is IPv6 Important to Internet Users?
2012.09.12.12:28
July, 2012: Perhaps you’ve read that IPv4 is ‘running out of addresses’, and that the new ‘IPv6’ is going to solve the problem. This is indeed the case, and About.com explains why here…
Answer: Until this summer, the world was at risk of running out of available computer addresses. You see, every device that connects to the Internet needs a serial number, much like every legal car on the road requires a license plate. But just like the 6 or 8 characters of a license plate are limited, there is a mathematical limit to how many different addresses are possible for Internet devices.
The Best Keystrokes for Internet Beginners
2012.07.18.13:13
Here are several shortcut commands that are useful in your web browser. These commands apply to Firefox, Chrome, IE9, and Safari.
Banking and Internet Explorer 9
2011.06.29.22:39
From the numerous threads in the Windows Secrets Lounge regarding my story on IE 9 (http://windowssecrets.com/forums/showthread.php/138881-It-s-time-to-move-up-to-Internet-Explorer-9), I see that some of you have issues with banking websites and the new browser. Here’s a tip that was passed on to me since the publication of that article. In IE 9, click Tools, then Internet Options (or press ALT+T+O), then click Advanced. Ensure that the Do not save encrypted pages to disk check box is unchecked.
I still stand by my conclusions in the article (http://windowssecrets.com/top-story/its-time-to-move-up-to-internet-explorer-9/) and urge you to re-read it. Try out the tweaks, including compatibility mode, when a site doesn’t work the way it used to. If you still find that it doesn’t work for you, then uninstall IE 9, but I’m still changing its status in the Patch Watch table to indicate that people should install it on Vista and Windows 7 systems to help ensure their systems are secure. An update out Tuesday in the form of KB2545698 (http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;2545698) that fixes blurring in IE 9 may also help to solve some people’s issues with Clear Text, reported in various forums.
What to do: Reread the IE9 article, try installing it along with installing KB 2545698 when you do.
Can’t Reach Your Favorite Site? IPv6 May Be to Blame
2011.06.07.17:00
A small number of Internet users will experience delays or time-outs as they attempt to visit Facebook, Google, Yahoo and other popular websites tonight and tomorrow, due to a 24-hour trial of a new Internet standard called IPv6.
Facebook Raring to Give IPv6 a Test Flight
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After helping to hatch the plan for World IPv6 Day set for Wednesday, a senior network engineer at Facebook is raring to test the site’s reworked network.
10 Things to Know About the Move to IPv6
2011.06.07.14:10
The Internet has been rolling along for decades on the strength of IPv4 and its numbering system, which has supplied billions of addresses. As long as more addresses were available, few people thought about them. But the booming popularity of the Internet has finally soaked up nearly all those fresh numbers: In February, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) allocated the last of its unused large blocks of IPv4 addresses to regional Internet registries. On Wednesday, World IPv6 Day will turn the new protocol on at hundreds of companies, agencies and universities for testing. Suddenly, IT administrators and consumers alike are starting to think more about IP addresses. Here are the answers to a few questions about the numbers that make the Internet work.
Operators to Test IPv6 as Rollout Moves Slowly Forward
2011.06.07.07:50
As the number of available IPv4 addresses dwindle, operators are getting ready to ramp up the roll-out of IPv6 and World IPv6 Day, on Wednesday, will help the industry root out any problems.
Caution: Bumps in the road to IPv6
2011.03.16.22:49
Although the consequences aren’t as dire as it sounds, the Internet ran out of IP addresses (roughly analogous to telephone numbers) last month.
Mozilla Firefox Version 13.0.1
Release Date: 2012.06.16
Portable Open Source Browser
A fast, full-featured web browser that’s easy to use. It has lots of great features including popup-blocking, tabbed-browsing, integrated search, improved privacy features, automatic updating and more. Plus, thanks to the PortableApps.com launcher bundled in the Mozilla Firefox, Portable Edition, it leaves no personal information behind on the machine you run it on, so you can take your favorite browser along with all your favorite bookmarks and extensions with you wherever you go.
http://portableapps.com/apps/internet/firefox_portable
Layar Reality Browser
2012.02.10.03:05
Freeware Mobile Browser
Turn your phone into an Augmented Reality device with Layar. It uses your phone’s camera, compass and GPS data to identify your location and field of view, retrieves data based on those geographical coordinates and then layers that data over the camera view.
http://www.layar.com/browser/