New Tab Feeder Beta Description: Your new personal start page! Get quick access to everything you need with a fun, fast and elegant extension. Join in and start saving time.
Main Features:
•OneFeed - all of your social feeds in one place
•Choose Instagram feeds to create a beautiful background
•Live news feed from your favorite news channels
•Customize your speed dials
•Smart Search – Better suggestions and integration of your social netwroks
Version 0.9.4 Change Log 29/08/2012
• OneFeed - Facebook, Twitter and Gmail integration
• Get all your social feeds in one place
• Share to Facebook & Twitter
• Improved UI & better themes
Main Features:
•OneFeed - all of your social feeds in one place
•Choose Instagram feeds to create a beautiful background
•Live news feed from your favorite news channels
•Customize your speed dials
•Smart Search – Better suggestions and integration of your social netwroks
Version 0.9.4 Change Log 29/08/2012
• OneFeed - Facebook, Twitter and Gmail integration
• Get all your social feeds in one place
• Share to Facebook & Twitter
• Improved UI & better themes
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• A lot of bugs fixes• Search your friends directly from our search box
Giving you all your favorite pages, apps and bookmarks in one single page, New Tab Feeder makes browsing the web much easier. It's fun, fast and easy to use.
New Tab Feeder saves you time – your most visited websites along with your favorite news channels! Never visit the same news site 10 times a day again!
We care about your privacy! New Tab Feeder asks for your permission to use your browsing information in order to customize your new tab. We don’t save any of your private information, everything is kept on your personal computer and doesn’t leave it.
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This entry was posted in General Security, WordPress Security on March 12, 2018 by Mark Maunder28 Replies
This is a public service announcement and a reminder to site owners. Google’s Chrome browser has already started the process of ending support for Symantec SSL/TLS certificates. This includes companies owned by Symantec including Thawte, Verisign, Equifax, GeoTrust and RapidSSL.
Chrome 66 is ending support for Symantec certificates issued before June 1, 2016 on the following schedule:
- The ‘Canary’ release already ended support for these certificates. It was released on January 20th, 2018.
- The Beta release for Chrome 66 will be released on March 15th.
- The Stable release for Chrome 66 will be released on April 17th.
If you are running a Symantec certificate issued before June 1, 2016, and you do not replace that certificate, then from April 17th onwards this is what your site will look like to site visitors:
As you can see, the error is described as NET::ERR_CERT_SYMANTEC_LEGACY, meaning that your site is using a legacy Symantec certificate that is no longer supported.
Starting with Google Chrome version 70, all remaining Symantec certificates will stop working, including those issued after June 1, 2016. Chrome 70’s release schedule for Canary, Beta and Stable is July 20th, September 13th and October 16th respectively.
To check if your certificate will be affected by this change, you can visit this page and enter your website’s hostname in the form provided: https://www.websecurity.symantec.com/support/ssl-checker.
If your site will have an issue, the page should give you a warning. Make sure you just enter the hostname and remove the https:// prefix and the ending slash.
An alternative way to check if your website will have a problem is to download Chrome’s bleeding edge ‘canary’ version and visit your website. Then check the DevTools in Chrome for any warning message regarding your SSL/TLS certificate.
You can find more info on the official Google Security Blog.
Please help spread the word so that site owners are not caught by surprise when this change goes live next month.