On March 10th 2010, Mozilla announced the launch of Rock Your Firefox. Rock Your Firefox is a place where Firefox users can customize their web experience and learn about cool new add-ons.

Having a browser’s address and search boxes integrated is a great help when surfing the Internet. This post talks about Foobar, an add-on which lets even Firefox users enjoy this feature by combining the Firefox address and search boxes into one.

Google Chrome Extension: Split Screen allows you to browse multiple sites in a single tab by splitting the screen into two, allowing users to browse in dual view mode.

Just like you tweet from any webpage you are on, you can now even buzz from any page you are on. Submit this to Google Buzz! is a google chrome extension that helps you in doing this.

5 out of 7 ‘secondary’ browsers featuring in Browser Ballot Screen use Microsoft’s Trident rendering engine. Google Chrome gets support for geolocation APIs, and Firefox Personas are coming to add-on gallery soon.

The Mozilla Home Tab design contest winning entry has been put on Youtube with an excellent video which explains all the features offered by this design.

Out of process plugin has appeared on the recent developer preview released by Firefox. The Alpha 2 release of Firefox 4.0 has many new features.

The concept of 3D browsing is not new though. Some gaming companies have brought plugins which allow us to browse websites in 3D but with RT Fact, we will not need any plugin. The technology here will make use of the XML3D part of the HTML language.

Download a portable version of Opera 10.5 for USB Flash drives. Opera 10.5 Portable can be downloaded from Opera@USB.

ChromePad is a Google Chrome extension which lets you write notes in Google Chrome. You can add text and links and the notes are preserved even if the browser is restarted.

Firefox 3.7 download Alpha 2 will be available in the next few days, but you can download Firefox 3.7 Pre-Alpha2 from the Mozilla FTP repositories. Firefox 3.7 “Minefield” download is currently only for testing purposes.

Browser Saturday: JaegerMonkey – New JavaScript optimizer for Mozilla browsers, Opera 10.5 beta for Windows and Mac, Current status of Mozilla Ubiquity, and 3 new useful Chrome extensions.

Mozilla has began work on a new project which is expected to significantly improve Firefox’s JavaScript rendering speed.

The Opera team is getting closer and closer to the release candidate for Opera 10.5. Earlier today, the Opera team announced the release of Opera 10.5 Beta 2 which contains several significant changes over Opera 10.5 Beta 1.

Mozilla has discovered that Private Browsing Mode (PBM) in Firefox is partially broken, and browsing data get stored even if a user has enabled PBM.