Comments on: Google overhauls Gmail under the hood
Google tinkers with Gmail code but user interface changes are fairly minimal.
Google tinkers with Gmail code but user interface changes are fairly minimal.
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I'm not exactly happy about the prefetch.
Second, use https://mail.google.com to login and it will stay in SSL encrypted mode even after you log in. If you use the standard http:// link then your login page is encrypted but then it switches back to an unencrypted connection which your office firewall will have no trouble reading. But they can still read the SSL traffic with software installed on the client PC if they want to go that far. Screenshot type monitoring programs, keystroke loggers etc can all be installed on a corporate PC. You have no rights to privacy when using a company resource.
By this time, the world thinks Beta means that software is in a
perpetual state of unfinished flux. If Google's going to change
the meaning of Beta, we need a new definition for software that
is feature complete but not yet fully tested.
Perhaps "Gmailish" "Vistaed" or "Leopardy" would do.
I load Gmail at startup of firefox.
I've disable add-ins for the old version but the error still happens.
- Its good as the Google changes for good
- by kumaresh November 11, 2007 8:28 AM PST
- Its good that at last google changes its prestegious gmail used by millions for a better look and convenience of the public....Welldone...- kumaresh
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