Camfrog Video Chat v5.5.236 with serial

Camfrog Video Chat allows you to join real streaming video chat rooms where you can hear, see, and chat with many people at a time. Instant message a user to get to know them before you Webcam chat, and add them to your contact list. This videoconferencing software also works behind most firewalls and routers. Camfrog Video Chat allows multi-user videoconferencing where you can join a room with up to 1000 users and just click a user name to begin seeing someone. Press the 'talk' button to talk to the entire room with audio.

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Facebook messenger for windows

Facebook Messenger is a revolutionary chat application for chatting with friends and getting all the upgrades on friend's facebook account. It's free and easy to use.

chat while you do other stuff

See and respond to chats right from your desktop.

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Mozilla Firefox 14.0b7

Firefox 14 is scheduled to be released on July 17, 2012. Mozilla plans to implement support for Windows 8 in Firefox 14. Firefox for Metro, like all other Metro apps, will be fullscreen, focused on touch interactions, and connected to the rest of the Metro environment. Firefox will support three "snap" states — fullscreen, ~1/6th screen and ~5/6th screen. The "snap" state Firefox uses depends on how the user "docks" the other application.
A new hang detector (similar to how Mozilla currently collects other data) will allow Mozilla to collect, analyze, and identify the cause of the browser freezing/hanging. Mozilla will use this information to improve the responsiveness of Firefox for future releases.

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Google Chrome v12 portable

Google has always been seen as a company that is always at the cutting edge of technology and when it comes to software and online services it has never been scared of releasing beta versions to allow users to test things out before their final release. This is exactly what is happening with Google Chrome 12, the latest version of Google's web browsing software.

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Kemulator v0.9.8

KEmulator is a mobile java game emulator, KEmulator provides kinds of utilities making our developers more effectively, and it supports most of the popular mobile platforms. Whats more is that with this application you can even open java apps like opera mini, ucweb, etc. as such as you open it from your phone (including net facilities)

about KEmulator Lite version :

KEmulator Lite version is free and it has all the features necessary, like jsr75, proxy input, screen size adjustment, keypad mapping etc

It's written in java, and the UI is based on SWT win32. Now, the follow APIs are implemented:

MIDP 2.0(JSR118)
NokiaUI 1.1
Samsung 1.0
Sprint pcs
M3G 1.1(JSR184)
OpenGL ES(JSR239)
WMA1.0(JSR120)
Bluetooth(JSR82)
PDA PIM(JSR75)

System Requirement :

Windows 2000 or later
JDK1.4.2 or later


Run KEmulator.exe

Menu: Midlet->Load Jar/Load with console.
Drag a *.jar into the shell, as the Drag & Drop of Windows

Useful Tips of KEmulator

Menu->Tool

Zoom in/out, default 200%
Ticks, design for GD(Game Designer) as a timer.
Capture/Record, save to "/capture" folder.
Speed up/Down, speed up the game rate.
Record keys/Enable Autoplay, refer to the Autoplay.

Menu->View->Options...

Custom settings:
Key Map:
System settings:

Auto-play Records

Select "Tool" -> "Record Keys".
Select "View" -> "Options" -> "Key Map" -> "Enable Key Cache". (it makes the key play-back accurately)
Launch a game, and play it. All your key presses are recorded, saved to "/records" folder.
Then, your can launch the record from "Midlet" -> "Load auto-play record". The emulator will play back all your have done.

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Opera 11.62 for Windows

Opera Software proudly announced a few minutes ago the immediate availability for download of the Opera 11.62 web browser for Linux, and Macintosh, and Windows.

As it brings lots of fixes in many areas (mail, news, chat, network, user interface, security) and various stability and security improvements, Opera 11.62 is a recommended update for all Opera users.

Highlights of Opera 11.62:

User interface:

· Last used Find inline type was added for the "Find in page" function;
· Added support for SVG and PDF options in the GTK print dialog;
· Added GTK toolkit support for FreeBSD 9;

· Sluggish file dialog added in the GTK interface;
· Made Opera's clipboard compatible with VirtualBox, Synergy, rdesktop, VNC and VMware;
· The loading order of resources is now more efficient;
· Window control buttons now appear when the close button on tabs is disabled;
· Address field focus is no longer lost after Opera restart when extensions were installed via a toolbar button;
· Turkish, Hungarian and Czech language strings were updated.

Mail, news, chat:

· Made the selected message more consistent when switching the layout;
· Speed up the switching and scrolling view is multi-address messages are used;
· Repaired navigation message list crash;
· Autoselect the last selected message after Opera restart.

Display and scripting:

· Correctly decode various progressive JPEGs;
· Fixed a UserJSEvent crash on Dragonfly;
· Scrolling on Facebook chat was fixed;
· Remember the position of text course if a search match was clicked inside a textarea;
· Correctly display IDNs that start with a number;
· Fixed an error message which was shown when emails were sent to centrum.cz;
· Fixed a crash if a message was posted to the extension background process.

Network:

· Fixed support for Shift+F5 and Ctrl+F5 to force reload a web page in order to bypass the cache;
· The URL Turbo mode header reduction no longer generates invalid HTTP messages.

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Mozilla Firefox 11

Firefox 11 shipped on March 13, 2012. This article provides information about the new features and key bugs fixed in this release, as well as links to more detailed documentation for both web developers and add-on developers.
Changes for Web developers
HTML

The attributes muted and loop on audio and video elements have been implemented.

DOM

The element.outerHTML property is now supported on HTML elements.
XMLHttpRequest supports HTML parsing.
The new window.navigator.mozVibrate() method lets you vibrate the device where supported; this is implemented as mozVibrate() on Gecko.
MozBeforePaint events are no longer fired. mozRequestAnimationFrame() consumers who used these should pass a callback function instead.
Support for canceling animation frame requests has been added; window.mozRequestAnimationFrame() now returns a request ID value, which you can pass to window.mozCancelAnimationFrame() to cancel the request.
Several Event constructors (Event, HTML events, UIEvent, and MouseEvent) introduced in DOM4 specifications are now supported.
The Battery API is now enabled by default.
Support for the defaultMuted, loop and muted properties on HTMLMediaElement has been added.
Calling document.mozCancelFullScreen() now restores the previously full-screen element if some other element was in full-screen mode when the current element's element.mozRequestFullScreen() method was called.
The window.mozRequestAnimationFrame() method no longer supports a no-argument form. This form was not used much and is unlikely to become part of the standard.
SVG-as-an-image can now be drawn into a canvas without tainting the canvas.
The non-standard countryCode property of the GeoPositionAddress interface has been removed; see nsIDOMGeoPositionAddress .
Server-sent events now support CORS.
In the past, when the user followed a link, the values set on the window.navigator object were retained by the new page. Now a new navigator object is created for the new page. This makes Firefox behave like all other browsers.

CSS

the text-size-adjust property is now supported
CSS3 Conditional Rules are now better supported: nested statements can now be added to @media, @-moz-document. (See CSS Syntax and CSS at-rules).

SVG

The SVGSVGElement DOM interface now support the getElementById method.

WebSocket

WebSocket API now supports binary messages (see bug 676439 ).
Both the protocol and the API has been updated to the latest draft of the specification and the API has been unprefixed (see bug 666349 and bug 695635 ).
Previously, messages sent and received using WebSockets in Firefox were limited to 16 MB in size; they may now be up to 2 GB (although memory capacity limitations may prevent them from being that large, Firefox supports it).

IndexedDB

The support for IDBFactory.cmp() has been added.
An IndexedDB key can also be of one of the following types: Date, Arrays and Float (and not only String and Integer).

Network

The change in Firefox 8 that removed support for double quote characters as delimiters for RFC 2231 and RFC 5987 has been reverted, as this broke some sites, including Outlook Web Access.

Developer tools

The Page Inspector now offers a 3D view if your system supports WebGL.
The new Style Editor provides a free-form way to edit and compose CSS style sheets in real-time.
The View Source feature now uses the new HTML5 parser instead of the old HTML parser.

Changes for Mozilla and add-on developers
JavaScript code modules
NetUtil.jsm

readInputStreamToString() has a new, optional, parameter to configure the character set interpretation while reading the input stream.

New JavaScript code modules

source-editor.jsm
Provides a convenient, easy-to-use source code editor that you can use in your add-ons. This is the same editor used by Scratchpad and other developer tools integrated into Firefox.

Interface changes

The mozIAsyncHistory interface has a new method mozIAsyncHistory.isURIVisited() to check if a URI has been visited.
A new interface mozIVisitStatusCallback has been added to provide callback handling functionality for mozIAsyncHistory.isURIVisited() .
The nsIMacDockSupport interface now supports adding a text badge to the application's icon in the Dock using its new badgeText attribute.
In the nsINavHistoryResultObserver interface, you now need to implement nsINavHistoryResultObserver.containerStateChanged() instead of the obsolete containerOpened() and containerClosed() methods.

Removed interfaces

The following interfaces were implementation details that are no longer needed:

nsICharsetResolver

Theme-related changes

The omni.jar file is now called omni.ja.

Preference changes

ui.tooltipDelay
Specifies the delay, in milliseconds, between the mouse cursor beginning to hover and the display of a tooltip.

Build system changes

The --enable-tracejit build option has been removed.

Other changes

Add-ons that have not been updated in a long time are no longer assumed to be compatible by default; this is currently add-ons that indicate a maxVersion of 4.0.

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Mozilla Firefox version 9.0.1

What’s New in Firefox

The latest version of Firefox has the following changes:

Added Type Inference, significantly improving JavaScript performance
Improved theme integration for Mac OS X Lion
Added two finger swipe navigation for Mac OS X Lion
Added support for querying Do Not Track status via JavaScript
Added support for font-stretch
Improved support for text-overflow
Improved standards support for HTML5, MathML, and CSS
Fixed several stability issues
Fixed several security issues

Please see the complete list of changes in this version. Web and extension developers should also view the curated list of platform changes. You may also be interested in the list of changes in the previous version.

Note: External parties tracking Firefox release uptake should be aware that we manage and monitor the rate of automatic updates to ensure a smooth release. Users can always manually check for updates from the About Firefox window to see whether they are up to date.
System Requirements

Before installing, make sure your computer meets the system requirements.
Downloading

Mozilla provides Firefox for Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X in a variety of languages. You can get the latest released version of Firefox here or the latest development version of Firefox here.

For builds for other systems and languages not provided by Mozilla, see the Contributed Builds section at the end of this document.
Installing

Please note that installing a new version of Firefox will overwrite your existing installation of Firefox. You won’t lose any of your bookmarks or browsing history, but some of your extensions and other add-ons might not work until updates for them are made available.
Uninstalling

You can remove Firefox with the Add/Remove Programs utility on Windows, by moving the Firefox application to the Trash on Mac OS X, or by deleting the containing folder on Linux.

By default, removing Firefox won’t remove your bookmarks, web browsing history, extensions or other add-ons. This data is stored in your profile folder, which can be found by going to the Help menu and selecting Troubleshooting Information.... The button next to the Profile Directory line in Application Basics will open your profile directory in your system's file explorer.

Please note that if you keep your profile, any version of Firefox that you install after removing Firefox will continue to use the bookmarks, web browsing history, add-ons, and other data from this profile folder.
Add-ons and Themes

You can get Add-ons and Themes by opening the Add-ons Manager, or by visiting the Add-ons Web site. Add-ons installed with previous versions of Firefox may not yet have been updated by their authors to work with this Firefox. If you wish to help test Add-ons, please install the Add-on Compatibility Reporter - your favorite Add-on author will appreciate it!
Known Issues

This list covers some of the known problems with Firefox which will be resolved in future versions:

All Systems

Users of the Twitter search plugin may see Twitter appear in the search provider list multiple times (see bug 690658)
Choosing the "Pop out" menu item while watching fullscreen YouTube videos may cause Firefox to hang (see bug 675645)
Roundcube, webmail software used by many hosting companies, incorrectly displays an ellipses in place of long email titles. The Roundcube team has been notified of the issue (see bug 680610)
Firefox will now display a corrupted content error when it detects certain types of misconfigured servers. This is not a Firefox issue, please contact the website owner (see bug 681140)
For some users, scrolling in the main GMail window will be slower than usual (see bug 579260)
If you try to start Firefox using a locked profile, it will crash (see bug 573369)

Microsoft Windows

Some users of Adobe Reader X have experienced instability when viewing PDF documents in the browser. Uninstalling and reinstalling Adobe Reader X has been determined to resolve the issue (see bug 640901)
Some ALPS touchpad drivers break scrolling in Firefox. A workaround has been identified (see bug 605357)

Mac OS X

Some users may observe missing icons in the History and Bookmarks menus (see bug 705516)
For some users, the preference dialog is not shown and a rendering error (in the form of a white square) is shown instead. This is caused an add-on incorrectly setting Firefox preferences (see bug 641288)
Users running Mac OS X 10.7 may see a crash when the file chooser dialog is shown. Apple has been notified of the issue (see bug 670842)
This version of Firefox will not work on Macintosh hardware with Power PC CPUs (see bug 587799)

Linux and Unix

The video control buttons may not work when viewing QuickTime videos with libtotem (see bug 625036)
Users compiling from source might need a newer gcc and libstdc++ as the build requirements have changed (see bug 578880)

Troubleshooting

Poorly designed or incompatible extensions can cause problems with your browser, including make it crash, slow down page display, etc. If you encounter strange problems relating to parts of the browser no longer working, the browser not starting, windows with strange or distorted appearance, degraded performance, etc, you may be suffering from Extension or Theme trouble. Restart the browser in Safe Mode. On Windows, start using the "Safe Mode" shortcut created in your Start menu or by running firefox.exe -safe-mode. On Linux, start with ./firefox -safe-mode and on Mac OS X, run:

cd /Applications/Firefox.app/Contents/MacOS/
./firefox-bin -safe-mode
When started in Safe Mode all extensions are disabled and the Default theme is used. Disable the Extension/Theme that is causing trouble and then start normally.
If you uninstall an extension that is installed with your user profile (i.e. you installed it from a Web page) and then wish to install it for all user profiles using the -install-global-extension command line flag, you must restart the browser once to cleanse the profile extensions datasource of traces of that extension before installing with the switch. If you do not do this you may end up with a jammed entry in the Extensions list and will be unable to install the extension globally.
If you encounter strange problems relating to bookmarks, downloads, window placement, toolbars, history, or other settings, it is recommended that you try creating a new profile and attempting to reproduce the problem before filing bugs. Create a new profile by running Firefox with the -P command line argument, choose the "Manage Profiles" button and then choose "Create Profile...". Migrate your settings files (Bookmarks, Saved Passwords, etc) over one by one, checking each time to see if the problems resurface. If you do find a particular profile data file is causing a problem, file a bug and attach the file.

Frequently Asked Questions

What can I do to help?

We need help from developers and the testing community to provide as much feedback as possible to make Firefox even better. Please tell us what you think or file a bug in Bugzilla.
How can I preview future Firefox releases?

You can preview the future of Firefox by joining our Aurora or Beta development channel.
Where can I get extensions and themes (add-ons)?

Extensions and Themes can be downloaded from Firefox Add-ons.
Who makes Firefox?

Lots of people. See Help->About Mozilla Firefox, and click the "global community" for a list of some of the people who have contributed to Firefox.
Where’s the Firefox source code?

A tarball of the Firefox source code is available for download. The latest development code can be obtained through Mercurial. Firefox-specific source is in mozilla-central's "browser", "toolkit", and "chrome" directories. Please follow the build instructions.
Where is the mail client?

Firefox works with whatever mail client is the default on your system. However, we recommend Mozilla Thunderbird, our next-generation email client and the perfect complement to Firefox.

Contributed Builds

Contributed builds are unofficial builds contributed by the Mozilla Community. They may be configured differently than the official Mozilla builds. They may also be optimized and/or tested for specific platforms. You can browse through the available contributed builds in the "contrib" directory on the FTP site.

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