In this continuation from this article about fun things to do with Google Chrome, I continue to add more interactive and graphic intense applications that you can tinker with to experience more of what HTML5 canvass has to offer. These features are not only restricted to Google Chrome but can be experienced using other browsers like Opera, Firefox, Safari and all major browsers that support HTML5 and have fast JavaScript Engines.

There may be many reasons to disable Javascript on your computer which includes security as the most likely reason you would want to do this. The problem again is that many important current websites rely heavily on javascript just to make them function well as they are supposed to. Despite that here is how you can disable javascript.

Have you tried to visit a website and trying to surf the pages you get a Message telling you that you need to have Javascript enabled to continue using the website? If your answer is yes and worse still you dont know what to do. I would advise you to continue reading.

Earlier this year Microsoft once again made a relatively quiet announcement about the upcoming Internet Explorer 9. It was so quiet that nobody quite seemed to get the actual name of the browser so we stuck to Internet Explorer 9 and hopefully it will remain that way. Microsoft was out throwing open checks, well not [...]

OK, I know enough has been said about Apple’s New Version of the Popular Safari Web Browser for windows. A lot of the stuff is Nasty and yeah a lot of it too is the good stuff every C.E.O wants to hear about their product. After all who wouldn’t want a bit of free [positive] [...]