New version! - Usually, when you want to visit some of your favorite community websites, buy something over Internet or just check your mail, you are asked to enter your login information. Unfortunately it may happen that when you try to log on to websites you hardly ever visit, you just can't recall the password.

This updated and improved guide covers all the major operating systems including the newly released Microsoft Windows 8 & Google's Chrome OS

New version! - After watching a video in a Web site, you may want to save the video file into your local disk for playing it offline in the future. If the video file is stored in your browser's cache, this utility can help you to extract the video file from the cache and save it for watching it in the future.

New version! - LastPass is an evolved Host Proof hosted solution, which avoids the stated weakness of vulnerability to XSS as long as you're using the add-on. LastPass strongly believes in using local encryption, and locally created one way salted hashes to provide you with the best of both worlds for your sensitive information: Complete security, while still providing online accessibility and syncing capabilities.

New version! - The MuvEnum Address Bar saves you time by making it super easy to quickly open files, folders, programs, websites, bookmarks, browsing history, web searches, and more from your Windows taskbar!

The latest Dev channel seems to focus on Windows platform, as there is only one prominent change that affects all supported operating system; and that refers to fixing a possible hang caused by GPU usage.

Adobe has announced the release of Flash Player 11, the latest big update to its popular platform. The headliner for this release is Adobe's hardware accelerated 3D technology, dubbed Stage 3D, which will enable developers to create much more powerful and great-looking games on Flash.

Google Chrome 14.0.835.163 is available for both 32-bit and 64-bit architectures with binary packages for the Ubuntu 11.04 (Natty Narwhal) operating system and various other RPM-based distributions. - The Google Chrome developers at Google proudly announced a few minutes ago, September 16th, the stable release and immediate availability for download of the Google Chrome 14 web browser for Linux, Windows, Macintosh and Chrome Frame platforms.

New version! - Adobe® Flash® Player 11 desktop beta drives innovation for rich, engaging digital experiences with new features for cross-platform browser-based viewing of expressive rich internet applications, content, and videos across devices. Some of the features from the Flash Player Incubator, such as Stage 3D and 64-bit support, have been moved into this beta release.

YouTube - Chrome 11 Beta vs. IE9 (x64)

Why 32-bit IE is faster than 64-bit IE - When I recently took a look at the brand new Chrome 10 Web browser, the results for the latest release candidate of Internet Explorer (IE) 9 puzzled me because they were so bad. Some of my readers were more than puzzled. Some were outraged and accused me of deliberating trying to set up IE to fail. Please. I call them like I see them and, in my tests, the IE 9 RC was just dreadfully slow compared to the others.

ThinApp 4.6.1 is a maintenance release and includes fixes for more than 160 known issues. A few of the apps that have had issues resolved include  Google Chrome on x64 platforms, Professor Teaches Word 2007 on XP, WordPerfect, Ad-Aware2008, vSphere 3.5U5 on XP x6, Victor Player, Firefox + Foxit Reader 4.2, Office communicator, HP Peregrine, SAGE, iTunes 9.2.1, and Equation editor for Microsoft Office Excel 2007. Additional improvements in ThinApp 4.6.1 include:

It's that time of year again and the Zero Day Initiative (ZDI) team here at HP TippingPoint is proud to announce the 5th annual Pwn2Own competition is back. We have some exciting additions this year including the first ever vendor sponsorship, new attack surfaces, and even more prizes for competitors. If you're unfamiliar with the contest you can take a look at the archived blog posts from 2008, 2009, and 2010.

Just in time for the weekend break, the Google Chrome developers at Google announced last evening (June 24th) the stable release and availability for download of the Google Chrome 5.0.375.86 web browser for Linux, Windows and Macintosh platforms. This new version comes right after the beta release announced two days ago, which enabled by default the integrated flash player. Google Chrome 5.0.375.86 is available for both 32-bit and 64-bit architectures with binary packages for Ubuntu Linux.

Google Chrome is the world's most advanced browser, with many new technical features. We found one missing: we can't send emails through Google Mail by clicking on mailto: links. All clicks will open up Windows' default mail client.