by certifiedbug on June 3, 2010
in Browser
Interesting sleuthing by Mark, Technical Fellow in the Platform and Services Division at Microsoft.
While I long for the day when I no longer experience the effects of buggy software, there’s something rewarding about solving my own troubleshooting cases. In the process, I often come up with new techniques to add to my bag of tricks and to share with you in my “Case of the Unexplained…†presentations and blog posts. The other day I successfully closed an especially interesting case that opened when Internet Explorer (IE) crashed as I was reading a web page:
Article and resolution at TechNet: http://blogs.technet.com/b/markrussinovich/archive/2010/06/01/3335060.aspx
by certifiedbug on December 4, 2009
in Microsoft
Normally I don’t like or want toolbars, especially if they come bundled: http://certifiedbug.com/blog/tag/toolbar/
Joe Wilcox doesn’t like them either so my curiosity was tweaked when I saw he wrote a good review of the “Bing Bar.”
Article at Beta News “Microsoft’s Bing Bar takes the clutter and complexity out of browser toolbars”
I’ve been taking the Bing Bar for a whirl and so far I like what I see.
IE Blog informs that the AVG Security Toolbar team released a new version of their toolbar with a more predictable user experience and doing a better job of allowing users to stay in control of their browser.
Granted it’s good that AVG is following the guidelines for add-on developers, however it is still yet another toolbar, how many do people need?
If you decide to install the toolbar as always please read the EULA first.
http://certifiedbug.com/blog/tag/toolbar/
by certifiedbug on July 5, 2009
in Software
Comodo announcement
What’s New In 3.10.102194.530?
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NEW! COMODO Secure DNS is introduced as a new free service
NEW! COMODO HopSurf Toolbar – COMODO SafeSurf Toolbar has been discontinued and superseded by COMODO HopSurf Toolbar
On-going topic at calendarofupdates.com
