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Well, it’s been quite a while coming, but Firefox 3 has finally reached the masses. The timing is interesting, as it is coming out on the heels of the Opera 9.5 release last week.
Firefox 3 has numerous changes over version 2, including:
Places
When adding bookmarks in Firefox 3, you now have the option to add [...]

It has been coming for a while, but Opera 9.5 has finally been released.

Microsoft have been busy with the Internet Explorer news recently- they have just released the first public beta of the new browser.

In the wake of the recent - and ongoing - debate over IE8 super-standards mode, Microsoft have started the week by making a welcome announcement: IE8 will do super-standards mode by default!

More thoughts and links on the latest Internet Explorer debate

There’s a big fuss brewing over recent news about how Internet Explorer 8 could recognize and render standards-compliant pages.

The web is abuzz with some news from the Internet Explorer team at Microsoft - IE8 is expected to take some big steps towards catching up with the web.

Microsoft has provided a method by which Windows users can have multiple versions of Internet Explorer on their machines.

Internet Explorer - the long-awaited update to Microsft’s web browser - has finally been released to the public. There is much discussion on the subject, from how it will affect the web browser market, to improvements made to the browser, and to things that still need working on. This post is my take on the subject.

The last release of Microsoft’s Internet Explorer was version 6 in 2001, a full 5 years ago. But there is an upcoming release of IE7 that has users and developers crowing…for the most part.