You‘ve probably heard about Mozilla’s plugin check for Firefox, which helps us to check add-ons and extensions for security issues. Older and outdated browser plug-ins could lead to potential vulnerabilities and security holes and make a way to enter malware and other security threats into your system.  Read More →

Though newest browsers are capable of backing up and restoring bookmarks and favorites, here is a tiny, portable utility which makes your job extremely simple. The application called Bookmarks Backup lets you backup and restore your browser’s bookmarks, tabs, favorites and more with a few clicks. It supports latest Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari and Opera browsers.  Read More →

The recent update of YouTube makes troubles to many users who use some utilities or web applications for downloading videos. However, still there are several methods for downloading video from YouTube. Here is a simple and lightweight solution to download videos from YouTube which works well on all major browsers including Google Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Internet Explorer and Opera.  Read More →

Private browsing mode is a new feature you can find on all current web browsers. In this mode your browsing activity will not be stored on your computer. But Opera (10.5) has a new private browsing feature that the other browsers currently missing. In Opera you can open a site in private browsing mode in a new tab while you are in normal browsing mode.  Read More →

The easiest and most common way for malware to enter a system is through the browser. Security leaks make it easy for hackers – especially if you are surfing with an old version, you are an easy target.  Read More →

Microsoft has just released a developer preview of Internet Explorer 9 (IE9), their latest web browser for test drive. It comes with support for HTML5, CSS3 and SVG2 standards. Interested users can download and check out the new Web platform capabilities of Internet Explorer 9 from IETestDrive.com.  Read More →