Google are playing with a new website design for a select number of thier ‘.com’ visitors today, not too much has changed and they are keeping with the minimalist look, but have changed a few colours and replaced the default browser buttons for some nice blue images. The biggest change comes on the SERP’s (Search [...]
Tags: cookie, design, google, serp
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The Microsoft Internet Explorer Development team has made a post on their blog about the next instalment of the Internet Explorer Saga (rumoured to be the last Redmond based browser to bear the name Internet Explorer). Unfortunately there is no alpha build available with this post for us to play with, just the usual spiel [...]
Tags: CSS, ie9, internet explorer, Microsoft
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Mozilla Firefox is 5 years old today! Version 1.0 of the popular open source web browser was unleashed upon the world November 9th 2004 and has gone from strength to strength ever since. Currently on version 3.5 Firefox has gained huge following over the years (including yours truly) and is currently chasing the heals of [...]
Tags: firefox, Firefox5, mozilla
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I’ve been listening and watching these videos for a long time and was speaking to a fellow developer last night and he didnt know about them! So I thought today I would make a quick post to let everyone know what they are and why you should listen to them. What is the Google Webmaster [...]
Tags: google, matt cutts, webmaster, youtube
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Google today launched a new section to their webmaster tools called ‘Labs‘. This new section currently contains two tools to allow you to further manage and optimise your website. The first is called ‘Fetch as Googlebot’ as allows you to view the information that Googlebot retrieves when it visits ont of the pages on your [...]
Tags: google, googlebot, malware, tools, webmaster
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