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Landing Pages and Analytics

18.Aug.07 | 6 Comments

I was visiting with our marketing person earlier this week and she mentioned that she was going to be doing a few print campaigns -- and needed a way to track the hits that each campaign generated.
Doesn't seem that difficult, does it? I already have a Google Analytics account going for that site so want [...]

Dang, Another Firefox Security Issue?

14.Aug.07 | 5 Comments

Uh oh...  Firefox leak could divulge sensitive info. Depressing.

Whaddaya Mean, Firefox isn’t Secure?

29.Jul.07 | 14 Comments

Did you see the articles this past week about Firefox 2.0.0.5 vulnerabilities?  Here's a snip from a linux.com article:
According to a message posted over the weekend on the Full-Disclosure mailing list, the latest version of Firefox, 2.0.0.5, contains a password management vulnerability that can allow malicious Web sites to steal user passwords. If you have [...]

Google Gears and Offline Web Applications

30.May.07 | 7 Comments

Have you caught wind of Google Gears yet?
Google Gears (BETA) is an open source browser extension that enables web applications to provide offline functionality using [...] JavaScript APIs
Did you catch the key part there? Web applications that can be run offline? If this is done right, it could really put a new spin [...]

More on Browsers - now with JavaScript wrinkles

14.Apr.07 | Leave a Comment

I've been pondering my browser usage lately, especially as it may (or may not) relate to excess CPU and Memory usage that seems to crop up over time.  [some back-story] 
One thing that's really starting to bubble up is how much my favorite sites rely on JavaScript.  And how long those sites sit in a tab [...]

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