Crossrider, the leading solution for building cross-browser extensions has launched a contest to celebrate its rapidly growing community expected to surpass 300 million end-users by next week.

The reinvigorated competition in the browser market over the last few years has definitely been a boon for users, but having a number of browsers with very high user numbers makes life a bit harder ...

“We finished our beta phase in late May,” notes Crossrider co-founder Koby Menachemi. “We haven't advertised or done press outreach until now, but already have 7,000 developers signed up, and 50 or ...

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Crossrider, a platform that lets developers make extensions that can work across different web browsers like Chrome, Internet Explorer, Safari and Firefox, has been sold for $37 million to Market.com, ...

Browser Extension Development Company to Award Round the World Ticket Crossrider, the leading solution for building cross-browser extensions has launched a contest to celebrate its rapidly growing ...