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Olympian - Web browsers such as Mozilla Firefox , Safari , Opera ; e-mail programs like Mozilla Thunderbird ; and other applications, including Apple’s iTunes , which serves as a podcast aggregator. Internet Explorer Version 7 , currently available as a beta release

Yahoo, another list of open source projects
ZDNet Blogs - The same blog previously produced similar lists for WordPress and Firefox add-ons. The headline above is a reference to the origins of Yahoo, which was originally a list of Web sites whose name was short for Yet Another Hierarchical Officious Oracle.

Tech Clinic
Popular Mechanics - Firefox makes it pretty easy, too. Simply select the Tools menu, then Options. Click Download History, then the Settings button in the lower righthand corner to bring up the Clear Private Data menu. There, you can choose to clear almost everything

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Category: Social networking
ZDNet Blogs - Seventy percent of Google Reader traffic from Firefox. Still a niche, given Internet Explorer is more dominant. RSS experience not where it needs to be for new users. Monetization of feeds via Feed Burner. Have a bit of the Google News problem it s

Web Feeds
Amnesty International USA - In order to subscribe to an Amnesty USA feed, first you must sign up for or download a Web aggregator or have a Web browser on your computer that reads Web feeds (Safari, Firefox and Internet Explorer 7 all include features that allow you to

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Hendersonville Times-News - In Firefox, go to View > Text Size. The default is Normal, and you can select Increase or Decrease. Also, there is a button at the top of every story on the site that says “Large Text,” which is another feature that the old site didn’t have. Why do

Issues in Technology Today
Colgate University - A great program that will tell you what site you’re really on is spoofstick, it’s an add-on for Internet Explorer and Firefox that reveals the real website domain you’re on since there are some clever formatting tricks that can hide where you

Tech Clinic
Popular Mechanics - Firefox makes it pretty easy, too. Simply select the Tools menu, then Options. Click Download History, then the Settings button in the lower righthand corner to bring up the Clear Private Data menu. There, you can choose to clear almost everything