A very simple Firefox browser problem which had me stumped for quite a while! Turns out this has been around since Firefox 4 was released way back in March 2011. — I often want to check all the pages in a website for visual glitches on different platforms. I’ll sometimes want to check for display problems (on web pages across an entire website) which have crept in due changes in DOM handling on new browser releases.

Someone contacted a client of mine (via junk mail as it turns out) claiming that their website was not registered in “most of the leading search engines and directories”, and offering to submit the site for a (shall we say) hefty fee in order to reap ‘amazing business potential’. Well once this client got in touch with me I became very interested how this could be! I thought to myself “what proportion of these ‘other’ engines would make up the rest of the search engines in use in the U.K. given that I’d already submitted the site to Google, MSN, Yahoo and Hotbot.

Google has now released version 2.0 of the Chrome web browser, with some new features and improved support for JavaScript.
‘Google’ have been working towards adding the top requested features and making ‘Chrome’ faster, over the past eight months or so since it’s launch.

The Google ‘Chrome’ browser looks to be quite inovative. In this brief ‘look’ I touch on a few of its features and include links to the Google (free) install files for anyone who’s not yet tried the browser. So….