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Automatically Copy Selected Text with AutoCopy Best Firefox add-on ever? Maybe not, but it's definitely in the top 10. Copying text has never been easier.
Protect Your Kids from Profanity-Laden YouTube Comments YouTube seems harmless enough, but kids who read certain user comments may get an eyeful. A handy Firefox extension filters out the bad stuff.
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.
Refresh Firefox Tabs Automatically Tired of hitting the Refresh button every time you want to, say, update an auction listing? This extension will do it for you.
Back Up the Desktop and IE Favorites Julie Darrigan wants to back up her desktop and her Internet Explorer favorites

Skyfire Mobile Web Browser Previewed at DEMO 08, Skyfire promises PC-quality browsing on your phone.
Apple Annouces Safari for Vista and XP At the WWDC '07 in San Francisco, Apple's CEO Steve Jobs announced that Apple's Safari 3 Web browser would be available for Windows XP and Vista.
Safari: iPhone Development Platform At Apple's developers conference, Steve Jobs announced that the Safari engine will go in the iPhone.

Automatically Copy Selected Text with AutoCopy Best Firefox add-on ever? Maybe not, but it's definitely in the top 10. Copying text has never been easier.
Google's Secret Chrome Plan for Browser Domination The SPDY Project is Google's newest weapon in the browser wars, but the "do no evil" folk may share.
Google Aims for Faster Web Downloads With SPDY Protocol Google is hoping to make the web up to twice as fast using SPDY, a new protocol it's experimenting with.
Apple Releases Safari 4.0.4 Update You're going to have restart your Mac again. Apple on Wednesday released Safari 4.0.4, an update that addresses "performance, stability, and security."
Firefox Faces Its Future as It Turns Five As the Mozilla foundation celebrates five years of Firefox this week, bloggers bake a cake and light the candles.