Andy Li’s Blog - Firefox

A Greasemonkey script for you to try the “Amazing,Awesome,Great,Incredible…” iPad web experience

2010-02-02T15:58:00+08:00

Concept image from The Flash Blog demonstrates iPad’s ultimate browsing experience:

Steve Jobs says the iPad is “Amazing, Awesome, Beautiful, Great, Incredible, Really Nice and Unbelievable”. I’m sure you wanna try it. If you still haven’t get one to experience by yourself, here I made a little GreaseMonkey script for you to feel it first.

Once you installed the iPad experience script on Firefox (or any other browser that can use user script), you wouldn’t see any Flash elements again. No more Flash can hurt you or your children. Instead, all the swfs are replaced with a “Amazing, Awesome, Beautiful, Great, Incredible, Really Nice and Unbelievable” blue Lego, reminding you the glory of Apple.

Update:
You can use it in Chrome now (if you have extension enabled)!

Firefox, you win.

2008-07-14T02:18:00+08:00

After alternately using IE 7, Safari 3, Firefox 3 and Opera 9.5 for nearly a month, I can conclude that Firefox 3 is the best browser among them (at least on Windows and Mac OSX).

Firstly, a good browser should render web pages correctly and Firefox 3 gets 71 marks in acid3. I know, opera 9.5 gets 83 marks, Safari 3 gets 75 marks. But comparing to IE7’s 14 marks, I think 71 is acceptable…

Secondly, Firefox 3 has more functions available. I am not talking only the build-in functions, but including add-ons. Actually Opera had the most powerful build-in functions since a long time ago, but it is lacking add-ons, or I think the add-ons do not act like the way they should be… they act like separate applications. Also, for every Opera build-in functions, or nearly any functions you may think of, there exist a equal (or better) add-on in Firefox. (BTW, this one rules…)

Thirdly, Firefox is cross-platformed (Windows, Mac OSX, Linux). There is only a IE 5.2.3 on Mac, seems that there won’t be an updated version of IE for Mac soon. Safari for Windows is still young, most plug-ins for Safari work only on Mac. Only Opera can run on Windows, Mac OSX, Linux like Firefox.

Where you go little fox?

2008-06-18T02:02:00+08:00

I wanna download Firefox 3, for supporting the Firefox download day.
It should be ready to be downloaded now, but I just can’t see the updated website…
Maybe it is a problem of proxy??

update:
The link is now online! Click here to download