Slowly,but steadily the best features in Firefox are arriving to Google chrome,  just few days back Chrome 4 was released with support for extensions, where users can browse and install over 1,500 + extensions that are available at official Chrome extensions gallery.

Now Google revealed another prominent feature “Greasemonkey userscript support”  in Chrome 4 browser, that they forgot to mention in Chrome 4 release announcement. Unlike Firefox , without installing  GreaseMonkey addon, user can  get access through  40,000 Greasemonkey Scripts  that are available at userscripts.org.

Google is very keen in pushing up the version numbers, few days back Google released Chrome 4.0 stable version and now it has updated the developer builds of Google Chrome for Windows and Mac to version 5.0.

Just few days after the release of Firefox 3.6, Google launched a latest stable version of Chrome (4.0) for windows. The highlight of this stable version of Chrome (4.0.249.78) is, it added support to two most wanted features extensions or addons, bookmark sync and introduced many more features. So Google is ahead of Firefox in version numbers also.

If you’re still using Microsoft’s Internet explorer (any version) ,then this news (update)  is for you. Microsoft issued a patch (MS10-002 ) to close a security hole in Internet Explorer linked to the recent attacks on Google and other companies.

The update addresses eight vulnerabilities in IE, the patch -KB978207 was released worldwide at 1000 PST.This security update is rated Critical for all supported releases of Internet Explorer (versions 5.01 to 8).

Just two days back we reported about the release of Firefox 3.6 RC 2 which is considered as stable version. Now the Final version or stable version Firefox 3.6 is now available via Mozilla’s ftp.