Written by james
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26 January 2010
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Web Design
Finally Google has enabled extensions on Chrome! They have extensions for most web tasks and intergration of social media, and many extensions we use on firefox. They have recognized extensions like CoolIris, Digg, Facebook, Firebug, MeasureIt! and Amazon wishlist. Plus they are allowing people to submit their own extensions, leaving the extension part of Chrome kind of open source, whilst still enabling them to filter out or to uninclude whatever they don't like or deem inappropriate.
Are your websites secure? This is one thing all online professionals are aware of, but only a few are on top of this problem. How do you secure your site and how much do you trust it? All site security measures have a backdoor; it's just about finding the one that has the lowest risk of being figured out. Find out here, whether you should be implementing new or extra security measures on your site.
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Mozilla have finally launched a mobile version of their very popular firefox browser, including many add-ons. This is great news, as it can give mobile internet users a more computer-like experience with the ability to use add-ons being a brand new concept on the mobile browser horizon.
You don’t want just any web traffic by the ton. The stuff to look out for is always, relevant targeted web traffic, as that traffic has the highest potential customer to overall visitor rate. If they are your target audience coming in as traffic in high numbers, then you stand to make a lot of money, as more of these people will buy from you. Here is our simple guide to increasing targeted traffic…
Have you ever thought about including an internal search on your site? If not, then why not? It brings in more business, and much more hits on your site, and it greatly improves the stickiness of your site. Just one of the few basics of good quality site building.
Google Chrome, the new lightning-fast browser, has been around for less than two years and it's already snapped the title of fastest browser, by a considerable amount according to Kevin Purdy. It's managed to beat the likes of Firefox, Opera and Safari, which cant be an easy task.
Having no RSS feeds on your site is not a good idea. It puts you at a disadvantage, competitively, as RSS feeds increase the amount of time people spend on your site and increase traffic. Need tips on RSS? Well look no further because here you will find our own manual for basic RSS. Let’s cover some RSS terms and definitions…
The UK online grocery shopping rates are set to soar, over the last few years they have risen by 63%! Researchers predict that UK online grocery shopping percentages will grow to at least 23% of adults by 2011, which is double the current rate at the moment (13% of adults).