Within technology industry and beyond, AI seems to be the new buzzword.

Mozilla has released Firefox 54 and makes great claims of it being considerably faster and less resource intensive.

There's a comprehensive assessment, from a webmaster perspective, of search engine robots detailed in a thread on WebmasterWorld.

It's been years now since SEOs have been using the link search operator at Google  (e.g., link:yourdomain.com) and relying on it to provide meaningful data.

Just a quick blurb of news today - Content Keywords has been removed from Search Console.

I should have known better - there are always a few jerks who take a great thing and abuse it.

So Mozilla has a new browser add-on for Firefox called Test Pilot, which displays a link to the Wayback Machine whenever a user hits a 404 page.

Two years ago Google said they would extend the amount of historical data in their Search Console from 90 days to 1 year.

John Mueller announced on Google+ that the Python script which has been used to download and export query data in Google Webmast

I just heard about the Firefox explot, in the wild, which has been patched by Mozilla, so they, and I encourage you to update to V 39.0.3 right away.

Which means, effectively, that this is closing it down, unless you're using the CSE from that time.

Fathom on SEO Chat always has a perspective that's worth reading and thinking about.

Oh boy, oh boy, but lets start with the most important message from Google I/O

SEOs have long stressed to their clients to use plain text as search engines can have difficulty reading JavaScript.

From SE Rountable:

https://www.seroundtable.com/google-ajax-deprecating-20218.html

From SEL:

http://searchengineland.com/russian-search-engine-yandex-to-bring-back-links-to-their-ranking-algorithm-21881

Not too long ago Firefox broke news that they were dropping Google as their default search provider and moving on to a five year partnership with Yahoo.

HTTP is updating to HTTP/2! According to this article in Gizmodo, benefits include:

Is this the final reach that sinks Apple, cutting into their $180 billion in cash, or is this the leap that puts Apple over the top with one of the first fully functional automated cars.