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Mozilla has added a malicious add-on to the Firefox blocklist. A second add-on with a serious security vulnerability is also heading for the blocklist.

The first public beta of Firefox 4, Mozilla's next-generation browser, is now available for download.

Apple has released a new version of Safari for Mac and Windows claiming it to be faster than either Google Chrome or Firefox.

Last week's playable Pac-Man Google Doodle caused a lot of Firefox users to wonder why their browsers were suddenly playing strange beepy music. Enough of them turned to Mozilla support to nearly bring down the support servers.

Web share statistics for April suggest users are continuing to move away from Windows and Internet Explorer. Mobile devices and Chrome are among the beneficiaries.

Opera Software has claimed the Mac browser speed crown with the release of Opera 10.52.

Apple has been forced to release another security update for Mac OS X just over two weeks after the last one.

Firefox updates are arriving thick and fast. The latest fixes a flaw that was discovered by one of the winners in last month's Pwn2Own contest.

The first day of the Pwn2Own 2010 saw all the major platforms defeated.

An update for the popular Firefox open source browser fixes a critical security bug.

You'll almost certainly see a flood of articles dumping on the insecurity of Apple's products this week. Here's why you should take them with a pinch of salt.

The fix for a remotely exploitable security vulnerability in Firefox 3.6 has been developed but probably will not be released for another week.

The first preview release of Internet Explorer 9 is available, and it's looking pretty snappy.

Google will migrate all Gears functionality to HTML5 and eventually allow Gears to fade to black.