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Posts Tagged ‘Linux Browsers’

Howto: Installing Firefox 5 on Fedora 15 | Linux

Hello Friends, Today I am posting a Trick to Install Firefox 5 on Your Linux Box. I have Successfully tested this trick on Fedora 15. Before Following This trick i would like to tell you that, We’ll use Non-Standard Repository for this, Non-Standard means this repository is not from any official Fedora or Red Hat [...]

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Howto:Installing Firefox 4 on Linux | Fedora 14 | Fedora 13

Hello Friends, Today I am posting a Trick to Install Firefox 4 on Your Linux Box. I have Successfully tested this trick on Fedora 14 and for RHEL 6 ( Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6) its coming soon. Before Following This trick i would like to tell you that, We’ll use Non-Standard Repository for this, [...]

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Google Chrome (Beta) for Linux Is Officially Available

Hello, Though Linux users could test the popular browser for a couple of months through unofficial Chromium builds, yesterday, June 4th, Google announced the first official release of Google Chrome for Linux. The version 3.0.183.1 is still very unstable and lacks a lot of features. One of Chrome’s main advantages over other web browsers is [...]

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Installing Google Chrome on Linux ( Fedora | Ubuntu )

Hello Friends, Today I am sharing one method to install Google Chrome on Linux ( Fedora 11) (Ubuntu 9.04). Google announced that Google Chrome is not stable for Linux. Still Google Chrome’s stable version is not available for Linux. This version which you are going to install by this method it’s only testing version (Unstable [...]

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Install Prism on Linux for easy to use web apps

If you are a web junkie, or depend upon various web sites and services daily you know how quickly your browser can fill up with tabs. Wouldn’t it be nice if you can just use small web apps for these needs? And since that seems to be the way the computing is evolving, it only [...]

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