Fixing Firefox 4's Mac multi-touch woes
By default, Firefox 4 disables Macs' multi-touch functionality, here's how to bring it back.
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Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols
Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols, aka sjvn, has been writing about technology and the business of technology since CP/M-80 was the cutting edge PC operating system. SJVN covers networking, Linux, open source, and operating systems.
Latest Posts
Want to buy an Internet IPv4 address? Cheap?
Companies are beginning to sell IPv4 addresses as the IPv4 address pool finishes drying up.
AT&T & T-Mobile: Already Married in Technology
For all the hubbub about AT&T acquiring T-Mobile, people have ignored that the two have been working hand-in-glove on their technologies for years.
Oh my God! Porn is officially on the Internet!
ICANN finally approved the Internet's .XXX top-level domain.
Five Reasons not to "Upgrade" to Windows' Internet Explorer 9
Yes, Internet Explorer 9 is better than Internet Explorer 8, but there are better Web browser choices out there.
Surviving Disaster: Japan's Internet
In the last few months, we've seen examples of how trivial it is for the Internet to be broken in Egypt and Libya. In Japan, though, despite earthquakes, tsunami, and potential nuclear reactor meltdowns, the Internet has kept streaming.
Installing 32-bit IE 9 on 64-bit Windows
32-bit IE 9 is what you want to run, but Microsoft makes installing it on 64-bit Windows a little confusing so here's how to do it and what's actually going on.
Chrome 10 vs. Internet Explorer 9 Reconsidered
I, and a lot of my readers, were puzzled about why my recent SunSpider results showed IE 9 doing so badly compared to Chrome 10, so I took a closer look. This time IE 9 took first by a nose.
Chrome 10: Close to a perfect Web Browser 10
The latest version of Chrome, just out, is amazingly fast. I mean its knock your socks off fast.