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How to install Pale Moon Browser on Ubuntu

Post last modified:August 12, 2020
Post category:Linux
Post author:Manikandan

Pale Moon is a free and open source browser for Windows and Linux. It is a fork of popular browser Firefox. Currently Pale Moon using open source goanna browser engine that is also a fork of Mozilla’s Gecko browser engine. It supports legacy firefox XUL, XPCOM, and NPAPI extensions and also comes with Pale Moon exclusive extensions. It also provides support for full themes and light skin and comes with fully customizable user interface. It run in single-process mode whereas Firefox became a multi-process program.

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How to install Browsh on Ubuntu – Command-line Text based Web Browser

Post last modified:May 29, 2020
Post category:Linux
Post author:Manikandan

Browsh is a free and open source text based command line web browser for Linux,BSD and Windows. It supports HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, and video, photos and WebGL content. You just need the Firefox version 63 or later installed in your system. It is released under GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1. You can run this browser on your remote server and accessed via SSH. The main advantage of this browser is reduced bandwidth usage and increased browsing speed.

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Microsoft Edge’s Surf Game

Post last modified:May 27, 2020
Post category:Useful Tips
Post author:Manikandan

Microsoft introduced a new small fun browser surf game in its Edge browser. This game was launched initially before Ignite 2019 and available for Insiders since February. Now you can play this game in your stable version of Microsoft Edge browser. It is similar to Google Chrome’s hidden dinosaur Easter egg game. You can also play this surf game when you are offline. This means Microsoft Edge will show the game link when you are not connected to internet. Now this surf game is a permanent “offline game” for Microsoft Edge.

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Install NCSA Mosaic on Ubuntu – First Graphical web Browser

Post last modified:May 11, 2020
Post category:Linux
Post author:Manikandan

Yes its true, now you can easily install NCSA Mosaic on Ubuntu via snap. For those who dont know about Mosaic, NCS Mosaic (1993-1997) is one of the first graphical web browser to display images inline with text and developed by National Center for Supercomputing Applications. It supports Archie, FTP, gopher, HTTP, NNTP, telnet and WAIS internet protocols. Some interesting facts are Microsoft licensed Mosaic from Spyglass to create the first Internet Explorer in 1995 and Netscape Navigator was inspired by Mosaic web browser and developed by original Mosaic authors.

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How to install Beaker Browser on Ubuntu

Post last modified:April 15, 2020
Post category:Linux
Post author:Manikandan

Beaker is a free and open source experimental peer-to-peer (person to person) Web browser for Linux, macOS and Windows. It is released under MIT License. It uses peer-to-peer protocol “DAT” to transfer files and websites. When you visit a dat:// website, it automatically downloads the website files and reupload (seed) to other users. It also comes with a build-in seeding menu option in address bar to easily control the seeding. The main goal of this browser is create hostless web applications. You can create and share a website from this app with a single click without any hosting server. You can also edit and view the website source code in this browser. Currently is supports DAT, HTTP, HTTPS web protocols.

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Vivaldi Android Beta now available for download

Post last modified:September 9, 2019
Post category:Tech News
Post author:Manikandan

Vivaldi launches Android version of popular vilaldi browser. Vivaldi android is currently in beta stage. In this first release it comes with including end-to-end encrypted Sync, custom Speed Dials, creating Notes, Capture a full length screenshot of any website, private browsing, search engines switching, Bookmarks manager, Recently closed tabs, Reader Mode, Clone tab and Downloads manager.

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How to install Brave Web Browser on Ubuntu – Best browser for privacy

Post last modified:August 30, 2019
Post category:Linux
Post author:Manikandan

Brave is a open source cross-platform web browser for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS from Brave Software. Brave software was founded by Brendan Eich. He was also co-founded the Mozilla and the creator of JavaScript. It mainly focuses on speed, privacy and better ads. Brave comes with build in ad blocking, Chrome extensions support, pinned tabs, Fingerprinting prevention, HTTPS upgrading and scripts blocking.

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Microsoft Edge Standalone Offline Installer Download

Post last modified:June 20, 2022
Post category:Useful Tips
Post author:Manikandan

New Microsoft Edge is a Chromium based web browser from Microsoft. It uses the Blink browser engine which is used by Google Chrome. Microsoft provides online installer from the official Microsoft Edge website. It is small in size and you need to run this file and it will download and install the whole browser from the internet. You need active internet connection during the installation. And if you want to install it on many computers then it is a waste of time and data. To avoid this you can now download latest version in Standalone Offline installer from the below link. (more…)

How to keep Your Child Safe on the Internet – Protect Kids on the Internet – Best Parental Control Tools

Post last modified:January 25, 2020
Post category:Useful Tips
Post author:Manikandan

The Internet is one of the greatest inventions and it has come with lots of advantages. But it also comes with many disadvantages, particularly for kids. Now protecting your kids or child from Porn, unwanted contents, hate groups, cyber bully…

Puffin browser for windows released

Post last modified:December 22, 2017
Post category:Tech News
Post author:Manikandan

Popular mobile browser Puffin from CloudMosa is now available for Windows.It is still in beta form and available for windows 7 and windows 10. Main feature of this browser is speed. It uses Puffin?s cloud server to compress website data to speed up the web pages and reduce your your data usage. It will block any malicious website from your computer and reduce your CPU load and memory usage by 50%. You can check the status of your cloud server ip and data usage by clicking the puffin logo from the address bar. You can also turn off the cloud server.

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