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Zotero, the popular open-source research and bibliography tool, just announced the latest version of its Firefox plugin (1.5b1),

We can no longer call Feedly just "an alternative interface for Google Reader" as we once did. Since

It might take a few more years, or it might happen suddenly, but trends appear to indicate that

It dawned on me this week: I'm cautious as hell about my Twitter credentials. Paranoid about my Facebook

TinyURL, one of the most popular URL-shortening services (although not our favorite) is now being used by cybercriminals

Our favorite URL-shortening service, Bit.ly, has just updated their already excellent Firefox plugin to include even more features

Doing extensive usability studies has always been a problem for open source projects. Mozilla has decided to implement

Snowl is Mozilla's experimental attempt at creating a unified messaging client for Firefox. When we first reviewed Mozilla's

One of the best features in Google's Chrome browser is the way it handles tabs. In Chrome, when

Even though Google took their web browser Google Chrome out of beta last month, we can't help but

Ubiquity, the experimental Firefox addon that gives your browser a context sensitive command-line, just received a nice update

Feeling information overloaded? No doubt one of the sources of stress in your life are the unread items

Greasemonkey is a powerful Firefox add-on that lets you change the appearance and functionality of almost any page

When you visit a web site how do you know you're getting the best experience for you? That's

While we are no closer to really knowing what the future of the browser holds, today's closing keynote

Did you know that the way you surf the internet may be influenced by your culture? In the

How did Internet Explorer become the number one browser in the world? Simple - it came with every

Mozilla today announced that it has served its 1 billionth addon download since they started keeping track of

Search engines are great at retrieving textual information, but even though a lot of search results today are

One month after their preview release was downloaded by over eight million people in October 2004, the Mozilla