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Workaround for IE6 Empty-Cells CSS Support
Contributed by davak on November 11, 2008 under BrowsersThe empty-cells property in css establishes if the browser should or should not create borders around empty cells in tables. Internet Explorer 6 was thought to not support this property. However, if you align the CSS moons in the perfect direction, IE6 actually does recognize the empty-cells property. Here is how to do it.
CommentsHow To Change the Default View Source Editor for Internet Explorer
Contributed by ju_c on November 1, 2008 under Internet Explorer IE7If you hate using Notepad as the source editor for IE, you can change the default View Source Editor for Internet Explorer by following one of these methods.
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Google Chrome: How to Check for Updates
Contributed by shamanstears on October 22, 2008 under BrowsersWith Chrome being in its early stages, there will be plenty of updates to the browser. To force the browser to check for a newer version (and install it) follow these steps.
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Google Chrome: Managing Your Bookmarks
Contributed by shamanstears on October 21, 2008 under BrowsersAt some point, you are going to need to change or even delete some of your bookmarks or you’re going to want to add folders to keep things organized. Google Chrome seems to hide where you do this, so follow this tech-recipe to make it simple.
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Firefox 3.1: How to Enable the TraceMonkey JavaScript Engine
Contributed by shamanstears on October 14, 2008 under Mozilla FirefoxTraceMonkey is the magic pill that makes the new Firefox much quicker. Unfortunately, the beta version has this feature disabled. By changing the value of a couple of configuration settings, you can easily enable TraceMonkey and enjoy its speedy goodness.
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Flock: Use Google Reader as the Default Feed Reader
Contributed by shamanstears on under BrowsersI enjoy the Flock browser but I really don’t like using it to read my RSS feeds. By changing the Preferences, you can set Flock to use Google Reader (or your favorite RSS feed reader) as the default.
CommentsIE8: Create a Shortcut for Opening in InPrivate Mode
Contributed by shamanstears on October 9, 2008 under BrowsersBy adding a simple command line switch to a shortcut, you can easily open Internet Explorer in the protective InPrivate mode without having to launch it from a non-private window.
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