During an arteriogram, a dye is injected into an artery making the arteries visible on X-ray. Many arteries can be examined by an arteriogram, including the arterial systems of the legs, kidneys, brain, and heart.
BrowserSafeguard is a program that bills itself as being able to 'protect' a user's web browser from malicious URLs and prevents a user from visiting such web sites. While in theory this is what the software does, in doing so it has been seen to have very negative impact on the PC's overall performance and security. BrowserSafeguard installs a local proxy server that all browsers must utilize in order to connect to the internet. Using an embedded Fiddler engine (web debugging proxy which logs all HTTP) it traps all traffic going through the Internet from the browser and analyzes it.
Currently, you will find tabbed browsing available in the following Web browsers; Mozilla/Firefox, Opera, Apple's Safari, AOL's Netscape and the Linux-based Konqueror. Some third-party browsers based on the Internet Explorer engine that also offer tabs include MyIE2 and Avant browser. The first browser to offer tabbed browsing was InternetWorks in 1994, but the feature did not become popular until Mozilla incorporated the function into their browser in 2003.