Mozilla has released an add-on called “Do Not Fool” which will stop websites from pulling April Fool’s Day pranks on you.

Open links and webpages in text-only mode in Google Chrome. View webpages in text-only mode to save bandwidth on your 3G connection.

Google Chrome 12 is now available in the development channel. Google Chrome 12 adds multi-tab select and a experimental new tab page to the browser.

Firefox 4 was downloaded 7.1 million times in first 24 hours, 15.85 million in first 48 hours and is currently at 25.6 million downloads. Check out some cool Firefox 4 downloads stats through a infographic.

Google has constituted a task force to reduce the size of the Chrome installer (binary), and eliminate and potential bloat.

Learn what’s new in Firefox 4, and watch millions of users around the world downloading Firefox with the realtime download counter.

Enable Open Exisiting Tab on Focus feature in Google Chrome. Google Chrome Dev now adds Firefox’s Awesome bar search and focus existing tab feature in Google Chrome 11.

Mozilla admitted that the feature was far from perfect and it further required the tracking company to agree not to get involved in tracking the user once he/she opted out.

Internet Explorer 9 has been download 2.35 million times in first 24 hours.

Microsoft released Internet Explorer 9 couple of days ago for Windows 7, Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008. If you haven’t tried out IE9 yet, you might give it a go as it is completely different from the earlier versions of IE.

Firefox 4 RC has been out for a few days now and the new UI looks pretty good. Also, there aren’t any important bugs in the Release Candidate. Yesterday, Internet Explorer 9 was also released to the public. So when will Firefox 4 be available?

Google Chrome has a new logo. Google Chrome’s logo is now flatter. Check out how the new Google Chrome logo looks like.

How many times have you been warned not to click unsafe links in Facebook and Twitter? How can you tell which ones are safe and which ones are risky? Now there’s a simple way to tell …

The Release Candidate for Firefox 4 has been out for a few days now and I decided to put it through the paces. Though there wouldn’t me much to write about since my Firefox 4 Beta review, there are definitely some speed tests and other things I have done to compare it with other offerings available today.

Barely a few days after Google released the Google Chrome 10 to the stable channel. They have updated the Canary Build to Google Chrome 12. Chrome Development channel is still on Google Chrome 11 which means that it will get rolled out to other channels soon.