Opera Mini will now support widgets, which are essentially tiny applications written using open web standards.

Opera 10.51 for Windows addresses a couple of highly critical security issues and fixes numerous bugs and oddities, which were present in Opera 10.50.

Mozilla is preparing to release Firefox 3.6.2 which will fix a highly critical vulnerability present in Firefox 3.6.

Google’s new ANGLE project which will provide 3D graphics acceleration directly in Chrome by implementing the OpenGL API.

Google Chrome finally gets the AutoFill feature. Users can now create AutoFill profiles and fill forms with their address and credit card information just like Google Toolbar.

Microsoft promises to work towards implementing SVG 1.1 specification in Internet Explorer 9.

Opera Software has revealed that they are experiencing a significant spike in downloads from Europe as a result of the browser ballot screen.

Mozilla Labs has released a new case study which shows the most popular buttons used in Firefox and the most popular Firefox menu items.

Microsoft has released two workarounds to plug the extremely critical 0-day vulnerability in Internet Explorer 6 and 7.

Weekly roundup of browser related news covering Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera, Chrome and Safari.

Starting today, Firefox 3.5 users will be prompted to upgrade their browsers to Firefox 3.6. Users can also upgrade to Firefox 3.6 manually. Firefox 3.6 has already been downloaded over 115 million times.

New critical vulnerability in Internet Explorer is being exploited by hackers to compromise user’s of IE 6 and IE 7.

Sputnik test is an open source project, which allows users in determining how standards compliant their browser is.

Official statements from Secunia and Opera regarding the malformed Content-Length header Security Issue.

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.