Opera Software, the browser firm behind Opera Mini and Opera Mobile, is working on a new mobile browser called Opera Ice. Ice is being billed as the future of web browsing, and will be shaking things up in more ways than one.

Firefox 18 is expected to be officially released anytime now. However, as always, it has been uploaded to the FTP servers in advance.

Mozilla has revealed some of the new features in store for Firefox for Android in 2013. They include private browsing, improved customizability, and enhanced compatibility.

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Privacyfix is a free Chrome and Firefox extension that automatically scans and identifies potential privacy issues in your Facebook and Google account settings and tells you how to fix them.

Facebook has banned F.B. Purity for infringing on its trademark and breaking the ToS by not using the official API.

A new experimental build of Firefox showcases per-window private browsing support.

Opera Software has released its financials for the third quarter of 2012, and they look pretty good. Strong showing in the mobile segment helped mask a weak desktop performance and increase revenue on the whole.

Microsoft has revealed that Internet Explorer 10 for Windows 7 will be arriving towards the middle of November. However, it will only be a preview build.

Firefox 16.01 fixes a security and privacy issue that lead to the original release being pulled by Mozilla.

A teenage hacker who goes by the name ‘Pinkie Pie’ managed to hack Chrome for the second time and win $60,000.

Opera Software is promising to make your Android smartphone even smarter with Opera Mini 7.5 for Android. The new Opera Mini for Android introduces the ‘Smart Page’, which gives you a birds-eye view of what’s happening.

A critical zero-day vulnerability has been uncovered in Internet Explorer that could allow a remote hacker to execute arbitrary code on your system even if you simply browse to an infected page.

Mozilla is introducing support for the Opus audio format, which is being proposed as an alternative to AAC and Ogg audio formats that are currently the most commonly used in <audio> tags.

Google Chrome 21 has hit the beta channels. New features include native support for hardware peripherals like webcams and gamepads.