I have been using various extensions inside my Mozilla Firefox browser to help with my enormous collection of bookmarks, using Xmarks to sync my favourites and passwords between my home and work PC and also using Delicious Toolbar so I can access my bookmarks when I am unable to use a Firefox browser.

Until yesterday I didn’t have any problems with these bookmarks, until I installed an update to Xmarks. Click To Continue

Everybody thinks they are a prominent figure in search engine optimization (SEO), offering their services to companies and fledging websites to help them get the traffic they desire. The truth is, with a little research you can get as much exposure as a so-called SEO guru.

One tool that can help you on your way is the SEO Toolbar add-on for Mozilla Firefox. This toolbar was designed to give the best competitive research data and the best SEO research tools completely free of charge.

SEO Toolbar allows you to evaluate a competitors website quickly and easily by collating information from numerous sources, it allows the user to get a further reaching view of the impact of any given website.

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An update to the popular browsing software Mozilla Firefox was released, fixing over ten known bugs found in Firefox 3.0.4.

Of the bugs fixed, some include:

• Fixed several security issues.
• Fixed several stability issues.
• Official releases for the Bengali, Esperanto, Galician, Hindi, and Latvian languages are now available.
• Replaced the End-User License Agreement with a new "Know Your Rights" info bar on initial install.
• When installing multiple signed XPIs simultaneously, previous versions of Firefox would fail.
• Fixed several issues found in the accessibility implementation.
• Added the ability to send OS-specific system notes in the crash reporter.

If you haven’t already downloaded this update, you can prompt your Firefox installation to upgrade itself by selecting Help > Check For Updates from your Firefox toolbar.