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• Keep Your Firefox Plugins Up to Date A fast and easy Mozilla site makes it a snap to make sure your browser's Plugins (not extensions) are current.
• ActiveX Overhaul in Microsoft Patch Batch Today's monthly batch of fixes shores up critical flaws for just about all Windows users, including some that are already under attack.
• Mozilla Outpaces Microsoft in Patch Race Mozilla has issued a patch for a Firefox 3.5 bug that was disclosed on Monday and called "self-inflicted" by one contributor.
• Keep Enlarged Photos Crisp With Genuine Fractals This Photoshop plug-in enlarges photo files as much as 10X, while maintaining image integrity and sharpness.
• Apple Updates Finally Arrive to Fix Java Bugs The patch fixes 32 vulnerabilities in Apple's implementation of Java; Sun fixed the flaws for Windows and Linux users more than six months ago.
• Improve Photo Colors With Color Efex Pro This Photoshop plug-in manipulates the light, color, and contrast of photographs with sophisticated style and technological excellence.
• Pricey Pro Tool Photo Frame Jazzes Up Images This Photoshop-compatible plug-in provides 1,000 attractive frame and edge effects in an easy-to-use interface.
• Disable JavaScript for Safety, Adobe Advises Adobe has confirmed a zero-day flaw in software supporting PDFs and urges users to disable JavaScript until a fix ships.
• Shorten Your Java Programming Time with JavaRebel For programmers only: Change your Java code and keep on running without redeployment.
• Get Professional Photos Faster With Kubota Image Tools Photoshop Plug-In This Photoshop add-on provides high-quality professional shortcuts for complex image editing and photo enhancing Actions.
• How to Solve Sluggish Internet Surfing Tips and tricks to get your Web browser into shape.
• Ubermind Offers WebObjects Training Ubermind is offering a five-day training course for Web developers interested in learning more about WebObjects, Apple's...
• Opera Update to Boast Speedy JavaScript Engine Opera is developing a faster JavaScript engine, called Carakan, for an upcoming version of the browser.
• Sun Enhances Java Mobile Platform JavaFX Mobile running on new handsets will make their debut at an international event next month.
• Peering into the Software Development Crystal Ball A battered economy will mean tightening belts, changing customer allegiances, and the Web as the platform of choice.
• Watch Out for Hidden Cookies Browser plug-ins can also store individually-identifying data, and your normal privacy settings may have no effect.
• Will Google and Microsoft Own the Web? Critics worry that a Web browser market divided between two giant companies is bad for consumers.
• Nemo Brings IPhone Visuals to Java Phones Everypoint is launching a mobile application platform called Nemo, which is intended to give Java-based phones iPhone-like capabilities.
• Access Registration-Required Sites Without Giving Up Contact Info Install a Firefox BugMeNot extension to log into sites without registration.
• No Java, Flash for IPhone This Christmas There is still a little time left, but it doesn't look like Apple iPhone users will see Flash and Java up and running on Apple's handheld device by Christmas.
• Firefox 3.1 Trails Rivals in Speed Test Mozilla's Beta 2 lags behind two rivals, but new TraceMonkey engine beats others by a mile.
• Open Docx Files Even if You Don't Have Office 2007 Tired of Word docs you can't open with your older version of Office? Here are three free paths to total compatibility.
• Google Tests ActiveX Alternative Google has released a new technology called Native Client, which is similar to Microsoft's ActiveX.
• Sun Patches Java Bugs An upgrade to Java Version 6 included patches for more than a dozen flaws.
• Search Outlook E-mail with Xobni This free plug-in makes it a snap to search Outlook e-mail, contacts, and attachments.