Showing posts with label Browser Hacking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Browser Hacking. Show all posts

Thursday, 10 January 2013

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Some Major Internet Error Codes and their Meanings

Internet is a place where everything is changing on minute basis, so something is available right now it might not be accessible after sometimes so that’s normal because it’s the nature how internet works. So normally you come across many online internet errors but few are the common and major ones I have listed below.
These are caused on normal basis and if you do not have pretty much knowledge on what these are and what these error means than check out below errors.

404-internet-error

# 400

400 error is simply a bad request error, as you might be typing some unknown URL that server could not understand, so make sure that URL you are typing is write.

# 401

If you try to access some unauthorized website than you might see this 401 error, so make sure you have entered correct username and password.

 # 402

402 error is specified for any kind of payment errors you receive, so if you attempting any transaction and you forgot to add payment information than you might face this error.

 

# 403

403 error can cause if you are accessing any forbidden page s its somewhat similar to 401 error, so make sure you are not blocked by that website.

 

# 404

404 is the most common and most recognized error, so its like most website have this error, so that website might be removed or re-named so make sure spellings are good.

 

# 408

408 error is the timeout error, so if you are on some page where it requires you to add something in specified time and you do not do that than you might face this 408 error.
Well now there were the few errors you might face, and possibly you have some good knowledge on how you can bypass them and enjoy your internet browsing, well I will personally recommend if you are on blogger you can use the 404 redirection tweak for automatic error redirection to your homepage, and you can even check out how you can bypass 404 errors on Firefox.
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Thursday, 11 October 2012

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How to Surf Web and Browse Images in 3D using Chrome

If you are aware there is a buzz going on about that 3D tool available in firefox that simply converts any particular website into 3D object with images and CSS stuff popping out in real dimensions. Well chrome is also not left out as an developer names "Ivan Kutil" has created an 3D web browsing extension for chrome that simply converts any website and image into 3D and can be viewed by you using any 3D glasses. 3Dnator! add another status bar and context menu option for converting any image on the web into 3D image.

gogole-images-3d 

So you can see the glasses icon in top left hand side corner that simply converts any website will lots of images into 3D when activated. There is still another option available that the right click context menu option that you can use on any image present on the web. You just right click on that image and that click on 3Dnator! option like in the image below.

3dnator-extension
So obviously it’s a fun app to try out but you will need 3D glasses to view them in real 3D else they will look really blurry, well just give this extension a try you can install it using the below link.
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Monday, 17 September 2012

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Mozilla Firefox Shortcuts Keys

Here you can find all shortcut keys for Mozilla Firefox. Using these things just makes you look cool in front of n00bs, nothing less nothing more ;)


CTRL+A Selects the all items on active page

CTRL+B Display the “Organize Bookmarks” dialog box

CTRL+D Include the active page to your Bookmarks list

CTRL+F Display the “Find” dialog box to search text

CTRL+I Display the Bookmarks pane

CTRL+H Display the History sidebar of Mozilla Firefox

CTRL+N Use to open new Mozilla Firefox page

CTRL+P Use to print the active web page

CTRL+R Use to reload the active web page

CTRL+T Display a new Tab in active Firefox window

CTRL+U View the source code of active web page

CTRL+W Closes the active Mozilla Firefox window

CTRL++ Use to increase the font size of active page

CTRL+– Use to decrease the font size of active page

CTRL+Tab Move to next Tab in Mozilla Firefox

ALT+B Go to Mozilla Firefox Favorites Menu

ALT+D Go to address bar of current Firefox page

ALT+E Go to Mozilla Firefox Edit Menu

ALT+F Go to Mozilla Firefox File Menu

ALT+S Go to Mozilla Firefox History Menu

ALT+T Go to Mozilla Firefox Tools Menu

ALT+V Go to Mozilla Firefox View Menu 

ALT+Home Use to open the home page

ALT+Left Arrow Go to previous page of active page

ALT+Right Arrow Go to next page of active page

Tab Move forward between all items on active web page 
 
F5 Refresh the active web page

F7 activate the cursor to move with keyboard 

CTRL+SHIFT+DEL Use to clear all Private Data history 

CTRL+SHIFT+D Use to Bookmarks all Firefox Tabs 

F11 key to view any webpage in full-screen view and then again press for normal view.
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Saturday, 8 September 2012

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2 Online Cross Browser Testing Tools [Test Your Website on Multiple Browsers]

Today any website, a web service or any web application you design is expected to be compatible with the browsers like Opera, Chrome, Safari, and Mozilla Firefox apart from the Internet Explorer or even Netscape navigator. When it comes to testing your website rendering on multiple browsers – the terms to keep in mind is “Cross Browser Testing”.
Cross-browser testing ensures that a web object (for example – a website, web service, scripts, HTML code snippets) renders or loads with all versions of all browsers properly, thereby delivering consistent user experience. When you try to check the ability of the web program to run on any browser, you subject it to ‘Cross-browser testing’. Many tools, plug-ins and even online apps are used for Cross-browser testing. There are both Free and Paid available for the same. In this article, i am going to introduce you to two interesting applications that let you do cross-browser testing of websites easily without you having to install anything on your computer.

 

1. Browserling

Quite an appealing interface with simple workings that lets you Test the ‘cross-browser’ compatibility of any website right from your browser

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  • Start testing your website for Cross-browser compatibility in three easy steps.  That too  with all the versions of IE, Netscape navigator, Mozilla Firefox, Safari and Chrome browsers
    • Surf to www.browserling.com, type a website in the ‘text box’ at the top, pick the browser and its version and hit Go. 
    • Once done, what you see is a fully interactive website where you can practically do anything like click on any link in the website, do a search etc.,
    • Amidst testing, you can also switch to any version of the same or a different browser.
How Browserling works?
The browserling team hosts all the browsers from the super fast Windows VMs (Virtual Machines). You just interact with these browsers via a Graphical Web console provided by browserling. As you type in, the keyboard and the mouse data goes to their servers and the graphical frame buffer is output to you. No installation of plug- ins needed.

Pricing
To use this wonderful service, all you need is to create an account. When you do that, you get 10 minutes session on the browsers. If you do not want to sign in, you get a 5-minute session.
Wish to have unlimited browsing sessions?  Take up the only plan available called ‘Developer plan @ 20$/month.

 

2. Spoon

Spoon, one of the pioneers in application virtualization and cloud computing technologies, is the repository of thousands of lightweight plug-ins that you can install from the web (no installs needed) that facilitate testing of applications instantly and easily.

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Among its several apps, cross-browser testing tool is one that helps you to check your website’s compatibility on several popular browser versions like Safari, Chrome, Opera and Mozilla Firefox for free.
  • Run your website from within Spoon.net to pin down compatibility issues and make better comparisons of browser hassle free.
  • Click on any version of a browser that will take you the dedicated page of the browser version that lays out the specifics of that browser.
  • Click on ‘Launch Now Spoon’  plug-in to carry out the testing
There are a plenty of cross-browser testing tools but some are just not affordable. Some lack great features and are just used to test the IE browser alone. Browserling and Spoon are cost effective for their good services.  A glitch is that it looks like Spoon.net has no support for Internet Explorer browsers as of now. One can expect this to roll out soon, as no doubt, IE is one of the widely used browsers.  For Browserling, it is still in the Beta version and one can imagine a lot more of features coming in the final version. Mac OS support is missing right now in Browserling.In addition, we hope that these tools bring in some features like testing on: various OS/Browser combos, email clients, better speed and longer free sessions.
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Sunday, 2 September 2012

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Who Will Win the Web Browser Battle: Google Chrome Vs FireFox


It’s always been a subject of heated discussion when it comes to the battle of the browsers: which is the best web browser amongst them . Internet explorer is trailing way behind in this race and new survey stats denote that the Internet Explorer market falls below 40% percent, and although IE still maintains first place with 40.9% percent and has completed its 16 year reign amongst the race of its competitor Web Browsers.

Firefox comes in second place with a 26% percent market share and in third place Google Chrome is running alongside with 23% percent; so there is only a marginal 3% percent difference between FireFox and Google Chrome.

Courtesy : Wikipedia

Users are continually switching from Firefox to Google Chrome in droves, and the reasons are many and varied behind this. Chrome seems to be the better and faster browser among all browsers, and along with its lightning fast speed- it offers more stability, privacy, number of games and extensions which make Google chrome one of the fastest growing browsers competing in this race.

Recently, Firefox launched its 5.0 version which disappointed many users due to its lack of speed in comparison to its previous versions, however when compared to other browsers developers said that it’s 20 times faster than its predecessor , albeit FireFox 5 is not doing well as its developer team had hoped it would have done nor hoped for that matter.

Here at STG we’ve always pondered as to what makes Google Chrome the fastest browser between the competition of preceding browsers , gives it its upper edge within the development community, and why users are constantly switching over to it. Thus, we conducted a detailed comparative study into Google Chrome features and compared it to the mighty Firefox and have concluded that Google Chrome is indeed the conquering champion amongst all other browsers and definitely deserves the laurel leaf over all other competitor browsers !

1. Speed: Faster Load Time

A survey conducted by Chrome developers shows that it takes only 8 seconds for Google Chrome when loading more than 15 fully working tabs, which shows how much quicker this browser loads while opening a new tab. Chrome uses webkit (webkit uses memory more efficiently, and it is easily embedded towards adapted devices) open source rendering engine which allows Chrome to load web pages more faster and more efficiently within the blink of an eye.

Google Chrome runs web applications faster than any other web browser because it uses faster and more effective V8 (java script virtual machine) Engine. V8 looks for the java script source code and generates a machine code that can run directly on the CPU that is running the browser, which enables web applications to load faster.

Chrome allows users a more effective search and navigation, a user can search and navigate both in the same address bar which is known as Omnibox, which allows them to search and type url address in that same box. Users can enable the instant feature which allows them to see the search result and the web addresses before they press enter; all one must do to incite these features is to follow these steps.

Go to options > click on Basis Check Search and click on Enable Instant Feature.
Though Firefox stats depict that its browser incorporates more effective JagerMonkey Java Script Engine , which allows faster start up times, rapid graphics rendering and improved page load speed, it also integrates compartments and more efficiently manages JavaScript objects to supporting ECMAScript5.

But most Chrome and FireFox users ( who have stepped onto the side of the Chrome Force ) agree that Chrome is much faster than the Firefox.

2. Security

Chrome uses sandboxing technique which helps it within preventing malware applications from installing themselves on a user’s computer; Sandbox uses an additional security layer of protection which protects against malicious web browsers. Chrome also gives a warning message to its user if they are about to visit a malware affected site.

On the opposing side of the fence , Firefox is doing extremely well within its security region with Instant Website ID, Private Browsing Anti-Phishing and customized security settings ; where users are able to customize settings for password and cookies. There are quite several security features which make Firefox an overall good Browser at its core, however some of these security features can be rather conflicting and somewhat difficult for the inexperienced user.

The simple and minimalistic usage along with its sandboxing technique makes Google Chrome somewhat better within its security region.

3. Privacy: Incognito Mode & Better Phishing

Google Chrome incorporates Incognito Mode, which allows users to omit their web browsing history and cookies automatically if they don’t wish to keep them on their computer after browsing. When surfing in incognito mode Chrome will delete any cookies created while browsing, once a user closes the incognito window. Respectively, Firefox also offers private browsing which allows users in browsing the internet an incognito mode, however simple and easy use of privacy features put Google Chrome somewhat farther ahead of Firefox.

4. More Stability

Stability is one of Google Chrome’s verities within making it more stable than other existing browsers and it doesn’t suffer as many crashes in comparison to other browsers. According to Chrome, when a user is writing their important emails or editing a document and it suffers a crash, one can lose their all of their work.

Chrome developers have diligently worked on this browser shortcoming, by making Chrome more stable than any other browser . Chrome doesnt suffer as many crashes when compared to other browsers such as Firefox, and despite the fact that it may suffer a crash at certain intervals , once it is re-launched it opens in restoration Mode, granting the user the option in re-opening prior tabs as well as its ability to load WebPages faster than any other browser.

Firefox often suffers crashes , and despite Mozilla possessing a session restore, which renders a users data again while they are writing emails or editing documents and while retrieving the web pages back, it’s page load of prior WebPages is quite slow in comparison to Chrome.

5. Entertainment: Most Popular Games

On the entertainment front , the Google Chrome Web Store provides some of the most entertaining and popular games over its competitors; Users can play Angry Birds which has quickly become one of the most popular online games since its inception.

Games are another reason in users switching to Chrome, although when it comes to Add-Ons , Firefox is somewhat ahead over Google Chrome because users are afforded a wide variety of such Add-On downloads daily. However, developers of Google Chrome also provide a vast array of Web Developing Tools which enable Designers and Developers alike within their web related projects.

6. Memory Consumption

When comparing memory consumption , the truth of the matter is that Firefox consumes more memory than Google Chrome does, as well as Firefox takes more time in releasing its memory resources, while Chrome with 10 active web pages along with 10 active tabs consumes around 230 mb and where Firefox took 130 mb for 10 tabs, by quickly closing the tabs Google chrome dropped to 20 mb while Firefox went back by only 96 mb which shows that FireFox consumes more memory over Google Chrome.

Conclusion :-

Since the inception of Google Chrome and its web emergence, it has been dominating the web browser world rapidly and ascending the ladder towards success. Google Chrome is gaining the attention and allegiance of most users now , while steadily maintaining a 23% percent market share in third place; and no wonder, predictably, it will ultimately end up usurping Firefox in the end as the Browser of Choice ( for users and developers alike ) ; Firefox is trailing behind due to its lack of speed and stability, and it is losing most of its users on rather rapidly.

If Firefox wants to remain and survive in this race of Best Browser , it will need to improve its overall slow speed and memory consumption. Google Chrome is gaining a user base amongst users through its savvy features as well as its new games and Developer Tools which serve very useful for developers and designers alike.
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Sunday, 5 August 2012

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Access Multiple Facebook Account At The Same Time

Log in multiple accounts at the same time
There are many people who create multiple accounts on social networks. One for their personal use and the other for official use. But sometimes when they have to access both the accounts they face problem because in general you can't access two accounts at the same time.

Log in Two Facebook Account at The Same time

1. In Internet Explorer

• Open Internet Explorer and log into your Facebook account. Now Go to File > New Session and log into your another Facebook account. It's simple!

2. In Firefox

There are two methods for Firefox.(i) First Method

• Go to this link: http://br.mozdev.org/multifox/

• Install the Multifox extension. Now open the Facebook window and go to File > New Identity Profile or right click on the Facebook tab and click Open in a New Identity Profile.



It will open a new window and you will see a small blue square with a number. Log into your Facebook account with first Id. Now click the blue square and from drop-down list select 3 and it will open another Facebook login window.

Multifox extension

• Log into your second Id. You can switch between these two accounts by selecting the numbers and refreshing the page.

(ii) Second Method

• Install Greasemonkey add-on.

• Now go to the below link and install it.

              http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/63761

• After installing it go to Facebook and there you will see a new option Switch Accounts. Hover you mouse on it and click Add Account.


• Now add as many accounts as you want. Once you have added the accounts it will show above the add accounts option and from there you can switch between different accounts.

3. In Chrome

In Chrome also there are two methods.

(i) First Method

• Go to the below link and install the script.

              http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/63761

Its process is same as in Firefox explained above.

(ii) Second Method

• Open Chrome and log into your Facebook account. Now click the the tools option and then click New incognito window.


• Now you can log in another Facebook account.

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