Comments for webproductblog.com http://www.webproductblog.com /* because great web products don´t happen by accident */ Tue, 29 Jan 2013 06:32:11 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on Google Chrome vs. Mozilla Firefox – The Browser Duel by http://tinyurl.com/dacmrobbs15451 http://www.webproductblog.com/web-product-management/google-chrome-vs-firefox-browser-duel/#comment-155861 http://tinyurl.com/dacmrobbs15451 Tue, 29 Jan 2013 06:32:11 +0000 http://www.webproductblog.com/?p=1249#comment-155861 Precisely how long did it acquire you to write “Google Chrome vs. Mozilla Firefox - The Browser Duel | webproductblog.com”? It includes quite a lot of high-quality tips. Many thanks -Johnette Precisely how long did it acquire you to write “Google Chrome vs.
Mozilla Firefox – The Browser Duel | webproductblog.com”?
It includes quite a lot of high-quality tips.
Many thanks -Johnette

]]> Comment on Google Chrome vs. Mozilla Firefox – The Browser Duel by mrds http://www.webproductblog.com/web-product-management/google-chrome-vs-firefox-browser-duel/#comment-150143 mrds Wed, 02 Jan 2013 05:23:32 +0000 http://www.webproductblog.com/?p=1249#comment-150143 Google Chrome is smart, clear, safe than Firefox and it gives best support in loading Google base web sites. Firefox is best browser for computers including low hardware capacity. Google Chrome is smart, clear, safe than Firefox and it gives best support in loading Google base web sites.
Firefox is best browser for computers including low hardware capacity.

]]> Comment on Google Chrome vs. Mozilla Firefox – The Browser Duel by Ricky Smith http://www.webproductblog.com/web-product-management/google-chrome-vs-firefox-browser-duel/#comment-149250 Ricky Smith Sat, 29 Dec 2012 10:05:14 +0000 http://www.webproductblog.com/?p=1249#comment-149250 I think that Mozila Firefox is good browser !!!!! I think that Mozila Firefox is good browser !!!!!

]]> Comment on Google Chrome vs. Mozilla Firefox – The Browser Duel by Srikanth http://www.webproductblog.com/web-product-management/google-chrome-vs-firefox-browser-duel/#comment-144920 Srikanth Sat, 01 Dec 2012 05:24:58 +0000 http://www.webproductblog.com/?p=1249#comment-144920 I don't think that I would switch to Chrome, even though it has all the features that is mentioned about. I still don't know if it is customizable to the level FF is (I am talking about the 'about:config' stuff). Still it would be good to see improvements in the awesome bar, besides (psst I DON'T TRUST GOOGLE!!!!) I don’t think that I would switch to Chrome, even though it has all the features that is mentioned about. I still don’t know if it is customizable to the level FF is (I am talking about the ‘about:config’ stuff). Still it would be good to see improvements in the awesome bar, besides (psst I DON’T TRUST GOOGLE!!!!)

]]> Comment on Google Chrome vs. Mozilla Firefox – The Browser Duel by suba http://www.webproductblog.com/web-product-management/google-chrome-vs-firefox-browser-duel/#comment-138288 suba Fri, 19 Oct 2012 01:10:17 +0000 http://www.webproductblog.com/?p=1249#comment-138288 google is the best google is the best

]]> Comment on Google Chrome vs. Mozilla Firefox – The Browser Duel by anytimeFF http://www.webproductblog.com/web-product-management/google-chrome-vs-firefox-browser-duel/#comment-134147 anytimeFF Thu, 20 Sep 2012 02:31:11 +0000 http://www.webproductblog.com/?p=1249#comment-134147 Firefox is the best browser no doubt. Firefox is the best browser no doubt.

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]]> Comment on 50 Product Managers In Twitter That Are Worth A Follow by Cindy F. Solomon http://www.webproductblog.com/web-product-management/50-product-managers-in-twitter-that-are-worth-a-follow/#comment-119410 Cindy F. Solomon Tue, 19 Jun 2012 23:52:47 +0000 http://www.webproductblog.com/?p=93#comment-119410 Please add @ProdMgmtTalk and @CindyFSolomon to the list! Started in Feb 2011, the Global Product Management Talk is a weekly twitter chat using the hashtag #ProdMgmtTalk with expert and co-host broadcasting live over twitter while participants either listen in real time, or answer pre-posted questions on Twitter that are referenced during the podcast. It is an experiment in using social media to share, network and learn from global thoughtleaders, experts and participants from all over the world via the hashtag #prodmgmttalk Topics cover the entire gamut of creating successful products, the development and launch process & getting to efficient product/market fit; Customer driven, Product LifeCycle, Software Development, Product Launch, Inception, Innovation, StartUps, Agile, Design, Technology, Product Marketing and Finance, Competitive Space, Voice of the Customer, Voice of the Market, Feature Prioritization, Customer Personas, Market Segmentation, Road Maps, issues & challenges of product management professionals in various industries and within different stages of organizations. More info: http://www.prodmgmttalk.com http://bit.ly/tFAdPz The Global Product Management Talk is curated for passionate product professionals and business owners who want to teach, learn & network about managing products, including Agile practitioners involved with developing, designing & launching products, brands, marketing, project management, and everyone who cares about the entire product management lifecycle process to guarantee successful products and companies. Global Product Management Talk is a weekly mini-product camp Socratic discussion of pre-posted questions with live audio of thought leader and co-hosts commenting. Global Product Management Talk: http://www.prodmgmttalk.com Converse with us on twitter Follow @ProdMgmtTalk Hashtag #ProdMgmtTalk http://twebevent.com/prodmgmttalk Follow Us on BlogTalkRadio http://bit.ly/nbw9Yr Like Us on Facebook http://on.fb.me/lR0RNP Join Us on LinkedIn http://linkd.in/jRmwRx Listen on iTunes http://bit.ly/silH98 Curations http://bit.ly/xHe37N Please join us as a showcased speaker! Please add @ProdMgmtTalk and @CindyFSolomon to the list!

Started in Feb 2011, the Global Product Management Talk is a weekly twitter chat using the hashtag #ProdMgmtTalk with expert and co-host broadcasting live over twitter while participants either listen in real time, or answer pre-posted questions on Twitter that are referenced during the podcast. It is an experiment in using social media to share, network and learn from global thoughtleaders, experts and participants from all over the world via the hashtag #prodmgmttalk

Topics cover the entire gamut of creating successful products, the development and launch process & getting to efficient product/market fit; Customer driven, Product LifeCycle, Software Development, Product Launch, Inception, Innovation, StartUps, Agile, Design, Technology, Product Marketing and Finance, Competitive Space, Voice of the Customer, Voice of the Market, Feature Prioritization, Customer Personas, Market Segmentation, Road Maps, issues & challenges of product management professionals in various industries and within different stages of organizations.

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The Global Product Management Talk is curated for passionate product professionals and business owners who want to teach, learn & network about managing products, including Agile practitioners involved with developing, designing & launching products, brands, marketing, project management, and everyone who cares about the entire product management lifecycle process to guarantee successful products and companies.

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]]> Comment on Google Chrome vs. Mozilla Firefox – The Browser Duel by CSAHAG http://www.webproductblog.com/web-product-management/google-chrome-vs-firefox-browser-duel/#comment-117730 CSAHAG Mon, 11 Jun 2012 14:46:13 +0000 http://www.webproductblog.com/?p=1249#comment-117730 Google Chrome uses way too many resources and slows computer right down. Won't use it. Google Chrome uses way too many resources and slows computer right down. Won’t use it.

]]> Comment on Google Chrome vs. Mozilla Firefox – The Browser Duel by Ben http://www.webproductblog.com/web-product-management/google-chrome-vs-firefox-browser-duel/#comment-117292 Ben Sat, 09 Jun 2012 06:52:06 +0000 http://www.webproductblog.com/?p=1249#comment-117292 I know Chrome is faster than firefox. When I click Chrome it opens in a sec but firefox takes 4 - 6 secs to open. But I don't know why still I love Firefox and giving so many useful options than chrome. Also some pages not loading properly in Chrome especially payment transaction pages is failing in Chrome but not in firefox. So Anyday Anytime Firefox will live in my PC even a browser comes faster than mozilla. I know Chrome is faster than firefox. When I click Chrome it opens in a sec but firefox takes 4 – 6 secs to open. But I don’t know why still I love Firefox and giving so many useful options than chrome. Also some pages not loading properly in Chrome especially payment transaction pages is failing in Chrome but not in firefox. So Anyday Anytime Firefox will live in my PC even a browser comes faster than mozilla.

]]> Comment on Google Chrome vs. Mozilla Firefox – The Browser Duel by Mohammed http://www.webproductblog.com/web-product-management/google-chrome-vs-firefox-browser-duel/#comment-104708 Mohammed Sat, 17 Mar 2012 11:59:03 +0000 http://www.webproductblog.com/?p=1249#comment-104708 GOOGLE CHROME! 1.FAST. 2.Remember your password. 3.Safe. 4.Tells you what's unsafe websites and safe websites. 5.Neat and clean. And there is reasons why fox Mozilla is bad 1.Slow 2.laggin GOOGLE CHROME!
1.FAST.
2.Remember your password.
3.Safe.
4.Tells you what’s unsafe websites and safe websites.
5.Neat and clean.

And there is reasons why fox Mozilla is bad
1.Slow
2.laggin

]]> Comment on Google Chrome vs. Mozilla Firefox – The Browser Duel by destiny_driven http://www.webproductblog.com/web-product-management/google-chrome-vs-firefox-browser-duel/#comment-100553 destiny_driven Fri, 24 Feb 2012 17:56:20 +0000 http://www.webproductblog.com/?p=1249#comment-100553 The best reason for changing is that IE has stopped supporting Windows XP and XP 64 bit operating systems. IE 9 is exclusively designed for VIsta and Windows 7. Personally, I love XP. It is easy to use and isn't over burdened by the many and unnecessary bells and whistles that Microsoft has jammed into the two newer products. Why can't Microsoft create an operating system that will troubleshoot and repair any software related problems? Why can't they include anti-virus and firewall protection? Instead of giving me a bunch of crap that I don't need, how about providing the tools to make and keep my PC runing at 100% all of the time? The best reason for changing is that IE has stopped supporting Windows XP and XP 64 bit operating systems. IE 9 is exclusively designed for VIsta and Windows 7. Personally, I love XP. It is easy to use and isn’t over burdened by the many and unnecessary bells and whistles that Microsoft has jammed into the two newer products. Why can’t Microsoft create an operating system that will troubleshoot and repair any software related problems? Why can’t they include anti-virus and firewall protection? Instead of giving me a bunch of crap that I don’t need, how about providing the tools to make and keep my PC runing at 100% all of the time?

]]> Comment on Google Chrome vs. Mozilla Firefox – The Browser Duel by webjsubash http://www.webproductblog.com/web-product-management/google-chrome-vs-firefox-browser-duel/#comment-99574 webjsubash Mon, 20 Feb 2012 02:10:25 +0000 http://www.webproductblog.com/?p=1249#comment-99574 You are using a wordpress blog. I suggest you to use visual editor on posts and try to resize image with chrome and you will see the difference. <blockquote>For me as a wordpress user FF is best</blockquote> You are using a wordpress blog. I suggest you to use visual editor on posts and try to resize image with chrome and you will see the difference.

For me as a wordpress user FF is best

]]> Comment on 111+ Web Analytics Tweeter You Must Follow by astudillofj http://www.webproductblog.com/web-analytics/111-web-analytics-tweeter-you-must-follow/#comment-95899 astudillofj Tue, 31 Jan 2012 03:09:01 +0000 http://www.webproductblog.com/?p=412#comment-95899 where is Avinash? greetings @astudillofj where is Avinash? greetings

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]]> Comment on Clever SEO Keyword Grouping with Regex in Google Analytics by Using advanced segments in anaytics | Mike Meisner http://www.webproductblog.com/web-analytics/clever-seo-keyword-grouping-with-regex-in-google-analytics/#comment-94602 Using advanced segments in anaytics | Mike Meisner Tue, 24 Jan 2012 22:13:05 +0000 http://www.webproductblog.com/?p=1203#comment-94602 [...] The alternative is to choose keywords to match Regular Expressions. Instead of creating a separate rule for each keyword, you can group them together like this: ^(keyword1|keyword2|keyword3)$ which would match the exact words contained in between the pipes. For more tips on keyword grouping using regex. [...] [...] The alternative is to choose keywords to match Regular Expressions. Instead of creating a separate rule for each keyword, you can group them together like this: ^(keyword1|keyword2|keyword3)$ which would match the exact words contained in between the pipes. For more tips on keyword grouping using regex. [...]

]]> Comment on Google Chrome vs. Mozilla Firefox – The Browser Duel by max http://www.webproductblog.com/web-product-management/google-chrome-vs-firefox-browser-duel/#comment-91043 max Fri, 06 Jan 2012 08:48:35 +0000 http://www.webproductblog.com/?p=1249#comment-91043 I like firefox better because I am used to it already, even though chrome is faster than firefox in some features. I like firefox better because I am used to it already, even though chrome is faster than firefox in some features.

]]> Comment on Google Chrome vs. Mozilla Firefox – The Browser Duel by Informed http://www.webproductblog.com/web-product-management/google-chrome-vs-firefox-browser-duel/#comment-89537 Informed Thu, 29 Dec 2011 22:13:00 +0000 http://www.webproductblog.com/?p=1249#comment-89537 1.) The minimalistic design of chrome is completely irrelevant because pressing F11 in Firefox or Internet Explorer yield the same results (better, in my opinion). 2.) Google anything is to invasive. Do some research im not going to spell it out for you. 3.) Nine times out of ten, internet explorer or firefox have become slow due to user error. Most people on the internet don't even understand their web browser enough to keep it in good health. 4.) I've heard Chrome is a resource hog on low-end machines. 5.) Did I mention anything Google related is invasive ? Personally I'm a firefox fan, just because it seems more functional to me than internet explorer. Chrome however hasn't impressed me. The only reason it has impressed anyone is because of the "minimalistic design". Learn to use F11 in firefox and internet explorer folks. Same thing. Lern2internet scrubs. 1.) The minimalistic design of chrome is completely irrelevant because pressing F11 in Firefox or Internet Explorer yield the same results (better, in my opinion).

2.) Google anything is to invasive. Do some research im not going to spell it out for you.

3.) Nine times out of ten, internet explorer or firefox have become slow due to user error. Most people on the internet don’t even understand their web browser enough to keep it in good health.

4.) I’ve heard Chrome is a resource hog on low-end machines.

5.) Did I mention anything Google related is invasive ?

Personally I’m a firefox fan, just because it seems more functional to me than internet explorer. Chrome however hasn’t impressed me. The only reason it has impressed anyone is because of the “minimalistic design”. Learn to use F11 in firefox and internet explorer folks. Same thing.

Lern2internet scrubs.

]]> Comment on Google Chrome vs. Mozilla Firefox – The Browser Duel by Alex Violini http://www.webproductblog.com/web-product-management/google-chrome-vs-firefox-browser-duel/#comment-89012 Alex Violini Tue, 27 Dec 2011 04:11:55 +0000 http://www.webproductblog.com/?p=1249#comment-89012 Okay, all I did is download both of them.Since google crome is faster and all, but when you go to images and want to set wallpaper on desktop and right click it isn't there... Thats the reason why I use mozilla.For back up and to right click and set wallpapers on my desktop... and I got plenty of space on my computer btw :D Okay, all I did is download both of them.Since google crome is faster and all, but when you go to images and want to set wallpaper on desktop and right click it isn’t there… Thats the reason why I use mozilla.For back up and to right click and set wallpapers on my desktop… and I got plenty of space on my computer btw :D

]]> Comment on 3 Quick Start SEO Guides for Beginners by Jerremy http://www.webproductblog.com/web-product-management/3-quick-start-seo-guides-for-beginners/#comment-63750 Jerremy Mon, 12 Sep 2011 13:00:28 +0000 http://www.webproductblog.com/?p=1443#comment-63750 Unfortunately those guides works only in theory in practice you need more powerful tools and techniques to improve your site rankings, but I guess for beginners they are alright, I would also add to list the SEO Bible. Unfortunately those guides works only in theory in practice you need more powerful tools and techniques to improve your site rankings, but I guess for beginners they are alright, I would also add to list the SEO Bible.

]]> Comment on Google Chrome vs. Mozilla Firefox – The Browser Duel by Salman http://www.webproductblog.com/web-product-management/google-chrome-vs-firefox-browser-duel/#comment-59171 Salman Mon, 22 Aug 2011 07:58:05 +0000 http://www.webproductblog.com/?p=1249#comment-59171 firefox best all the time................ firefox best all the time…………….

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