[senit] FireFox

(Open Source interest declared...)

Hi Clare it's great to hear that. I'm being slightly off topic but I
think this might be of interest to the group.

I've just got back from the CSUN conference were we had great time on
the Mozilla booth explaining about the new accessibility features in
the soon to be released Firefox 3.  Actually you can try the latest
and quite stable Beta 4
http://en.www.mozilla.com/en/firefox/all-beta.html.

A version of the flier that we handed out to summarise these new
features is available at
http://www.accessfirefox.org/Firefox_3_Accessibility_Features.php

And if you have not discovered it yet, www.accessfirefox.org is a
great community resource for finding out about Firefox accessibility
features.

PS You can read more about Stephen Fry's great articles at:
http://eduspaces.net/stevelee/weblog/270482.html

Steve Lee

On 16/03/2008, Claire Barnes <clairebarnes at willowdeneschool.co.uk> wrote:
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>  In December, Stephen Fry implored his readers to give the internet browser
>  FireFox a two week trial in his Dork Talk column in the Guardian. He
>  promised there was no going back to any alternative offered on Mac or
>  Windows.
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>  I finally got round to it last night and after 12 hours I can honestly say
>  it has revolutionised my web browsing. I am probably preaching to the
>  converted, but I feel like web browsing has suddenly jumped into the 21st
>  century, thanks to all the natty little add-ons.
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>  My absolute favourite is Super DragAndGo - where have you been all my life?
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>  I'm on the hunt for other lovely add-ons and wonder if senit members have
>  any recommendations?
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>  Thanks,
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>  Claire Barnes
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>  Willow Dene School
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Steve Lee
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