Tag Archives: firefox

I’m not bothered about cookies and privacy intrusion, Firefox privacy feature deletes all cookies on close

Posted on November 25, 2012 by Kjetil H

You know those cookie opt-in/opt-out information bars that you regularly spot when you surf around (mostly big) websites? Here’s one from thesun.co.uk. The fuzz is that cookies can be used to identify users on subsequent visits, therefore a possible privacy … Read more

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What Mozilla does right with Mozilla Home and Google did wrong with iGoogle

Posted on September 2, 2012 by Kjetil H

When Google announced they were shutting down iGoogle I reacted on how they were screwing up the experience for the remaining users despite having a long closing time (1st of November 2013). Long story short they’ve accumulated massive opposition from … Read more

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iGoogle replacements

Posted on August 19, 2012 by Kjetil H

Netvibes Netvibes may be my iGoogle replacement of choice as of now. It seems to be fairly flexible and also importing the iGoogle feeds to Netvibes was a breeze. Appearently Netvibes requires the import file to be in an OPML … Read more

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