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Today is my second full day working for Netscape. I’ve gotten my Netscape members page all set up. Now I just have to get some information together to go up on the Netscape blog. Most of the past 2 days I’ve been setting up software and getting access to different properties within the company. Hopefully, [...]

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Mark Finkle has a new version of his XUL Explorer application. This version has some big improvements over his last version, and he has given me credit for the live preview feature. This is well worth checking out if you are an XUL hacker.

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Mark Finkle has put together a nice little xulrunner app for exploring xul code snippets. I think this has the potential to become a great tool. Check out his post about it. I’ve taken the liberty of making some changes to it that I would have liked to have seen.

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Alex Faaborg writes in a recent blog post " Much in the same way that operating systems currently associate particular file types with specific applications, future Web browsers are likely going to associate semantically marked up data you encounter on the Web with specific applications, either on your system or online. This means the contact [...]

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I always thought Mary Poppins was really a horror movie…

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Real life has interfered with my extension development lately. I just haven’t had a chance to work on much of it. We do have a beta version of Forecastfox 0.9.5 that we are still working on, and I have started new versions of Location Navigator and Flickr Sidebar. Hopefully, I can find some time soon [...]

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In a previous post I mentioned that I have accepted a position with a new company and I am leaving Tones. I did not mention what that new position is. I’ve accept the position of Senior Software Engineer for the Netscape division of AOL/Time Warner. This will be quite a change for me, but I’m [...]

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