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Surf Old Web Pages on Emulated Old Browsers: OldWeb.today

Websites like the Internet Archive let you check out old web pages, even ones that no longer exist. But if you want to get a more authentic classic browsing experience, you should check out OldWeb.today. Made…

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BitTorrent Project Maelstrom Browser: Peer-to-Peer Web Hosting

As part of its efforts to leverage its peer-to-peer protocol in more legitimate and profitable ways, BitTorrent is developing a web browser that will be more secure, stable and open. Currently under the name Project Maelstrom,…

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Chrome Extension Lets You Watch Netflix in a Small Window: The Death of Productivity

Earlier this year we featured a project from Netflix’ Hack Day; it automatically paused the service’s video player if it detected that you fell asleep. The company recently held another Hack Day, and one of the…

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JavaScript/HTML5 GameBoy Color Emulator: Beat Bowser on Your Browser

Old consoles never die, they just get digitized. The Game Boy Color is one such system. You can find emulators of it running on PCs, Macs, PSPs, smartphones and even calculators. Here’s a GBC emulator for…

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Selfsurfing Lets You Watch a Guy Browse the Web: The Exact Opposite of Private Browsing

Online privacy is a constant issue nowadays, and with good reason. Lots of companies and organizations are raring to gather and analyze the data we produce for profit or knowledge. But Jonas Lund doesn’t seem to…

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You Can Now Use Game Controllers with Firefox

Mozilla just launched a new Gamepad API that will allow developers to use either USB or Bluetooth-connected gaming controllers with the Firefox browser. Not so you can scroll web pages with a PS3 or XBox 360…

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Silence of the Celebs Chrome Add-on Says Bye, Bye, Charlie… Farewell, Lindsay!

If you feel that your constantly deluged by news about celebrities, then this new browser add-on is for you. Silence of the Celebs is a Google Chrome extension that allows you to block and remove the…

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Google Chrome to Kill the URL Bar?

Well, not really, but it looks like our overlords at Google are thinking about eliminating it in at least one browsing mode in their Chrome browser. The thinking behind this is to shave some pixels off…

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LG Optimus 2X Web Browser Speeds By iPhone 4

If you’ve got any doubts that having the latest mobile hardware in hand won’t improve your web-surfing experiences, look no further than this video demo showing off the LG Optimus 2X smartphone compared to the iPhone…

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Skyfire Browser for iPhone Lets You View Flash Videos

iOS owners now have the option to view Flash videos on websites despite Apple’s refusal to support Flash in their mobile devices, thanks to Skyfire Labs’ Skyfire browser. The browser doesn’t actually play Flash videos straight…

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Impact: Simply Addictive

Damn you Marc DeAngelis. I should never have read your post about Impact. But you had to go and make up some clever title – “Impact is like heroine on crack”. Is there such a game?…

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Boring Rpg: Progress Quest for the Bored

It claims to be a game for people who are lazy, but we all know there’s really only one game for that. In fact, Boring RPG is not boring at all; it’s an RPG for the…

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Kick Ass Bookmarklet Lets You Demolish the Web

Sick of ugly ads on websites? Tired of all the Apple news everywhere on the Web? And how about those YouTube commenters? You can vent out your frustration or just plain waste some time by wreaking…

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The Revolving Internet: in Case You Need to Puke While Surfing

The Revolving Internet rotates the page at a constant rate. It starts out at Google, so if you want to know what another website looks like if its revolving, just look it up and click on…

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Frash: Android Flash Ported to iPad: Could It Make Jailbreaking Worth It?

The quest to bring Flash to Apple’s tablet continues, and we have yet another contender. A developer going by the name of Comex (who also made the iOS jailbreaking software Spirit) has ported the Android Flash…

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How a Flash-Heavy Website Looks Like on the iPad

Apple claims that Safari on the iPad is the “best way to see the sites.” Well, here’s how Disney/Pixar’s Toy Story 3 website looks like on the iPad:…

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Tag: Browser

Surf Old Web Pages on Emulated Old Browsers: OldWeb.today

BitTorrent Project Maelstrom Browser: Peer-to-Peer Web Hosting

Chrome Extension Lets You Watch Netflix in a Small Window: The Death of Productivity

JavaScript/HTML5 GameBoy Color Emulator: Beat Bowser on Your Browser

Selfsurfing Lets You Watch a Guy Browse the Web: The Exact Opposite of Private Browsing

You Can Now Use Game Controllers with Firefox

Silence of the Celebs Chrome Add-on Says Bye, Bye, Charlie… Farewell, Lindsay!

Google Chrome to Kill the URL Bar?

LG Optimus 2X Web Browser Speeds By iPhone 4

Skyfire Browser for iPhone Lets You View Flash Videos

Impact: Simply Addictive

Boring Rpg: Progress Quest for the Bored

Kick Ass Bookmarklet Lets You Demolish the Web

The Revolving Internet: in Case You Need to Puke While Surfing

Frash: Android Flash Ported to iPad: Could It Make Jailbreaking Worth It?

How a Flash-Heavy Website Looks Like on the iPad

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