Browsers

30 Simple tips for Google Chrome users

June 15, 2011

As we all know Google Chrome has taken more than 20 percent of browser market share and growing rapidly, it’s also become very favorable opinions among experts, and gradually expanding its user base. Chrome Browser is demonstrated that it is an interesting alternative for Microsoft Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox and Opera. If you have not yet downloaded Google Chrome, here is a download link to Chrome full installer. Here at ShoutMeLoud, we have already talked about Google ...

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5 Google Chrome Extensions to Track RSS Feeds

February 24, 2011

Best way to stay updated in blogging is to read other blogs and what would be better than RSS feeds. There is Google Reader to read RSS feeds but if you are not the one who don’t prefer to use Google Reader to read RSS feeds then you can also give a try to FeedDemon which is one of my favorite RSS Feed Reader software. But while using Google Reader or Feeddemon you need to ...

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8 Must Have Firefox Add-ons to Simplify Your Surfing Tasks

November 23, 2010

This is aguest post by Sagar Gholap who blogs at AspiredTechie, which is all about software, web designing, tech news and computer tips. If you would like to write for ShoutMeLoud, check our guest posting guidelines. Mozilla Firefox is the widely used browser known for its simplicity and features. One of the best feature of Firefox is that it can be made more useful by installing addons which simplify our daily surfing tasks as well as ...

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RockMelt Review: A Social Web Browser

November 12, 2010

Forget Firefox, chrome or safari; rising from the ashes of Netscape, Marc Andreessen is backing a brand new web browser called RockMelt, which is set out to revolutionize all browsers. It’s all about connections and social media, bringing together all your online profiles, making sharing your content that much easier and bringing together all of your favorite websites. Basically it’s set out to bring everything together, turn your web browser into something that can do ...

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Rapportive Browser Addon: Get Info about Email Sender

November 9, 2010

How many times have you recieved an Email from a legit but unknown person and un-knowingly you delete those Emails. It happened to me many times and I’m sure it must have happened with you too at some point of time. Today we are going to learn about Rapportive which shows the social media profile and recent public social media activities of Email sender. In recent days I hardly covered any browser extension apart from ...

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Internet Explorer 9 Beta Released: Features & Download link

September 16, 2010

This is a guest post by Rajan who blogs at techymind. If you like to write for Shoutmeloud, do read: Shoutmeloud revenue sharing program. From a long time we are talking about Internet Explorer 9 and are using its Preview platform releases. Today, Microsoft has finally released Internet explorer 9. IE9 is characterized by beautiful user-interface, hardware acceleration, and web standard support features. Features of Internet Explorer 9: Hardware acceleration to enjoy high quality graphics and flash ...

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Alexa never shows actual traffic rank

September 2, 2010

This is a guest post bu Rahul who blogs at MazeKaro. If you would like to write for Shoutmeloud, read Guest posting guidelines. According to Wikipedia, Alexa is a California-based subsidiary company of Amazon.com that is known for its toolbar and website. Once installed, the toolbar collects data on browsing behavior which is transmitted to the website where it is stored and analyzed and is the basis for the company’s web traffic reporting. Alexa ranks ...

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Firefox’s Awesome Bar – Some Must Known Tips and Tricks

July 27, 2010

This is guest post by Zain Ali who blogs at TipsoTricks. If you like to write for Shoutmeloud, do read Shoutmeloud revenue sharing program. Firefox has been most favorite of users because of its speed, reliability and most importantly customization. The address bar of any web browser is used to enter web addresses directly you want to visit. But after Firefox 3 and above, that location bar is getting smarter by every release. It doesn’t ...

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