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	Firefox: firefox archives
		Mozilla, for example, recently released a preview of a mobile-phone browser that will use the same code base as the popular Firefox browser.
		If you use Firefox, there is a great solution - PDF Download, an extension for Firefox by Denis Remondini, which lets you choose whether you want to view the PDF file inside the browser (as PDF or HTML) or download it.
		In these days of such worthy IE alternatives as Firefox, I’m not sure why anybody would bother wanting to use it, but before you try Netscape 8 (which is not actually related to previous versions), be ware that it breaks IE’s XML capabilities.
	firefox.blogcarnival.com /archives/firefox/index.html (6081 words)

	Mozilla and Firefox Resources
		I'm not going to go in to why users should switch from Microsoft IE to Firefox -- there are numerous sources of information online for that purpose.
		This is the central hub for mozilla bugs.
		This little extension when toggled on will highlight block level elements as you hover over them and also display class and id info as is available.
	theprawn.com /moz (1183 words)

	Kenzoid's Autonomous Zone
		Mark Cuban's stuff is good in general, but if you haven't immersed yourself in "Mark-ism" yet, a good quick starting point is a recent Larry's World IT Conversations podcast.
		I've moved back to using a RSS aggregator (the firefox extension sage), so I've slowly started upping my blogroll again.
		LSL (Linden Scripting Language, the scripting language of Second Life) is scheduled to eventually grow some calls to set URLs.
	www.kenzoid.com /blog (3056 words)

	\| XML/XSLT \| sequenz \|
		Well, with the goodness that is Mozilla Firefox, now you can do just that.
		You need to have a vague understanding of XUL and Javascript, but you certainly don't need to be a master of either.
		Das PHP Extension and Application Repository enthält eine Reihe von Werkzeugen, die die Arbeit mit PHP erleichtern.
	www.sequenz.ch /blog/xml-xslt (459 words)

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