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Browser Lab: download older browser version
If you are looking for older browser version, you will find a few link at our new blog.
Browser/OS Release schedule
Firefox 3.0.15: October 21, 2009 > Stability and security fixes.
Firefox 3.5.4: October 21, 2009 > Security and stability updates.
Mozilla Firefox 3.6: November 2009
Mozilla Firefox 3.7: mid-to-late spring 2010
Windows 7: October 22, 2009.
Opera Unite
Turn your computer into a Web server using Opera Unite:
> Share files from your computer – Files Sharing -
> Share photos (without the need of uploading them) – Photo Sharing -
> Share notes or ideas – Fridge -
> Invite friends or co-workers to the online Chat – The Lounge -
> Share and access your music library – Media Player -
Global Market Share OS/Browser April
User stats by Browser version
IE 8.0 > 3.99%
IE 7.0 > 44.51%
IE 6.0 > 17.52%
Firefox 3.0 > 20.25%
Firefox 2.0 > 1.80%
Safari 3.1 > 1.90%
Safari 3.2 > 4.29%
Safari 4 > 0.80
Chrome 1.0 > 1.32%,
Other > 5.42%
User stats by Operating System
- 87.90% – Windows
-> 62.21% – Win XP
-> 23.90% – Win Vista
-> 1.15% – Windows 2000
-> 0.64% – Other Windows
- 9.73% – Mac
-> 6.17% – Mac OS X 10.5
-> 2.55% – Mac OS X 10.4
- 1.02% – Linux
- 0.55% – iPhone
- 0.15% – iPod Touch
- 0.07% – Android
- 0.32% – Other (0.24 – Windows 7 Beta)
Source: http://marketshare.hitslink.com
Happy Birthday Opera!
The Norwegian browser was created by two computer scientists in April 1994.
You can download Opera version 9.6 or Opera Beta version 10 on the company web site.
Opera estimates 40 million of user on Windows, MAC OS and LInux computers.
Visit Opera.com to learn more >>>
Top 15 reasons to use Opera >>>
Image source: Opera.com
Plus QA provides testing services for NIKE WHQ Web site
Overland Agency asked us to provide our expertise and methodology to test the newest version of the Nike WHQ Campus Web site. This project included functionality and compatibility testing for a Custom CMS, testing custom plug-ins, and all the front end (across a large amount of browsers and operating systems) in a short period of time.
Our methodology was simple: establish a detailed, sharp test matrix and test and fix strategy with the Overland Development team until the completion of the project. This project was a success and was launched last week.