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• Microsoft Patch Tuesday: Critical Update for IE Microsoft released six new security bulletins for today's Patch Tuesday, and experts agree that patch for IE in MS09-072 is the most urgent.
• Microsoft Update Fixes IE, Windows, Office Bugs Today's patch addresses seven critical flaws, including three in Internet Explorer 8, plus vulnerabilities in Windows, Office.
• Microsoft Revamps Browser to Meet EU Antitrust Demand Browser screen tweaks desired by rivals may result in antitrust settlement this month.
• Save and Migrate Almost Any Browser Settings With FavBackup FavBackup lets you back up and migrate browser data with only a few clicks.
• Critical Zero-Day Flaw Opens Holes in IE 6 and 7 A newly discovered security hole in IE 6 and 7 allows for attacks against either browser.
• Will Chrome Breed Copycats? Internet Explorer OS, Anyone? Chrome OS is a dangerous product for Microsoft, to which the company needs to respond. Internet Explorer OS, anyone? Aand how about a Firefox OS and even Opera OS? This is a game every browser can play.
• New Attack Fells Internet Explorer Symantec says that an unpatched flaw affecting IE 7 and IE 6 has been made public.
• Microsoft's Thoroughly Modern IE9? Browser will get a faster JavaScript and HTML5 support, but we don't know what it will look like, or when it will arrive.
• Internet Explorer 9 Wish List We may get a peek at the next-gen browser at Microsoft's Professional Developers' Conference today.
• Guess Who's Hawking Internet Explorer Now? Redmond makes a smart move, hiring country music fixture Dolly Parton to pitch IE8 and its Web Slices feature.
• Can Firefox Last Five More Years? Forecast: Cloudy The biggest danger to Firefox, as it enters its second half-decade, is the changing role of browsers, from surfing the Internet to running applications.
• Firefox Turns 5, Will it See 10? The Mozilla Firefox web browser celebrates its 5th birthday this week. Does it have any other tricks up its sleeve to remain relevant for another 5 years?
• Firefox: Five Years In The Open Source Hen House Wasn't open source supposed to be the next big thing? Firefox was, but the open source fizzled.
• Migrate to Windows 7--Slowly, Part 5: Migrating Your Bookmarks The easiest way to copy your browser bookmarks from old partition to new? The fabulous freebie known as Xmarks.
• Mozilla Slams Proposed EU 'Ballot Screen' Roster Apple's Safari for Windows shouldn't get first place on Microsoft's proposed ballot, Firefox maker argues.
• Browser Wars: Five Contenders Duke It Out With major new versions released this year, Firefox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Opera and Safari vie for the browser crown.
• Browser Wars: Which Web Browser Will Win the Crown? In pictures: See how Firefox 3.5, Google Chrome 3, Internet Explorer 8, Opera 10, and Safari 4 compare.
• Microsoft's 'Ballot Screen' May Not Close Antitrust Case Opponents remain unconvinced that Redmond's changes and modifications are enough.
• The Web Browser Turns 15: A Look Back Here is a look back at 15 years of wars, lawsuits, and standards the Web browser has brought us.
• Browser Wars: Firefox, Chrome Eat at IE Microsoft Internet Explorer's market share plummets as Firefox and Chrome entice users, study shows.
• Back Up the Desktop and IE Favorites Julie Darrigan wants to back up her desktop and her Internet Explorer favorites
• Google Refutes Microsoft Warnings about Chrome Plug-in Plug-in "brings Chrome's security features" to Internet Explorer users, Google retorts to Microsoft's dismissal of plug-in.
• Google Plug-in Puts Chrome Inside IE Google says its new plug-in that embeds its Chrome browser into Microsoft's Internet Explorer should be a boon for developers, though analysts aren't so sure.
• IE8 Runs 10 Times Faster With Google Plug-in Tests run by Computerworld found that Internet Explorer runs 9.6 times faster than usual when it uses Google's new Chrome Frame plug-in.
• Google Gets Inside IE With Chrome Frame Google has unveiled a new plug-in that essentially transforms Internet Explorer into Chrome. Is it just us, or did the browser war just get a whole lot hotter?