This week, we report back from the annual Black Hat conference held in Las Vegas. Among the news is word of the newest features coming to the Mozilla Firefox 4 beta. Aside from tabs on top, new add-on features, HTML5, and a new JavaScript engine, the foxy browser incurred some important security repairs. The most notable fix is a decade-old vulnerability that affects browsers universally. Also, we give you some tips on how to use Firefox' new App Tabs feature.
In more browsing news, Safari added an extension gallery in its latest update, and Chrome--already well-known for its extensive add-on repertoire--patched seven security holes in its stable version. In addition, Google upped the amount awarded to those who repair these vulnerabilities.
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