The past week contained several interesting tidbits from Google I/O as well as the release of Firefox 21...

• Nook Simple Touch Reportedly Getting Web Browser, Email Client On June 1st (Engadget)
• Google's Native Code Browser Tech Goes Cross-Platform (The Register)
• Nokia Xpress Now Browser Brings Content Discovery To Asha Phones (Engadget)
• Design In The Browser Is 'Stifling' (.net Magazine)
• Google Shows Off Chrome Improvements For Better, Faster Mobile Browsing (PCWorld)
• Google Says Its Chrome Browser Now Has Over 750 Million Monthly Active Users (TechCrunch)
• Chrome OS Experience Comes To Android Mobile Browser (SlashGear)
• Browser Game Market In China 'Booming' (Joystiq)
• Firefox 21 Adds A New Health Report (CNET)
• Password Management App 1Password Gets Robust Browser Enhancements (Apple Insider)
• Latest Study Finds IE10 Is Better At Blocking Malware (The Next Web)

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As we approach an important Patch Tuesday for IE users, let's take a look back at the week that was...

• Google Delivers 'Return To Sender' Code For iOS (CNET)
• How Internet Explorer 10 Was Inspired By iPad Users (Ars Technica)
• Microsoft Releases Emergency Patch For Critical IE8 Zero-Day Exploit (ZDNet)
• Maxthon Cloud Browser Adds Local Network File Transfers For Android And Windows (Engadget)
• Chinese Mobile Browser UC Web Hikes Spending, Stays Independent (Forbes)
• US Teen's Browser Plugin Foils Twitter Plot-Spoilers (NDTV)
• Google Builds Push Notifications Into Chrome, Chrome OS (CNET)
• Malicious Browser Extension Targets Chrome And Firefox, Hijacks Your Facebook Profile (WinBeta)
• Quickoffice In The Browser (TechCrunch)
• MIT Releases Scratch 2.0 To Get Kids Coding In The Cloud (Geek.com)
• The 10 Most Important Milestones In Web Browser History (PCWorld)

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IE10's market share doubles on the heels of its Windows 7 release, Mozilla lashes out at UK-based Gamma International, rumors of OS X 10.9's feature set emerge, and much more...

• IE10 Doubles Its Share Of Desktop Browser Market (CNET)
• Spyware Used By Governments Poses As Firefox, And Mozilla Is Angry (Ars Technica)
• Firefox First Browser To Pass MathML Acid Test (Ghacks Technology News)
• Drop: Notch's Free, Browser-Based Typing Game Laughs At Your Keyboard Skills (Joystiq)
• ORBX Streaming Tech Could Revolutionize Computing (CNET)
• Mozilla Teams Up With OTOY To Bring Plugin-Free Desktop App And HD Video Streaming To The Browser (The Next Web)
• This Amazing Demo Shows Just How Far Browser Gaming Has Come (Gizmodo)
• Google Bares Chrome's Trojan Strategy With Native-Style Packaged Apps (Computerworld)
• Firefox 23 To Bring 'Substantial' UI Changes To Android Browser (ThinkDigit)
• OS X 10.9 Will Reportedly Include Tabbed Browsing In Finder And iOS-Style Multitasking (The Verge)

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There are many things in our lives that help paint a picture of who we really are. Whether it be the clothes we wear, the music we listen to, or the hobbies that consume our free time, each offers a glimpse into our true personalities. The same can be said for our Web browsers.

Today's browsers provide the ability to customize just about anything, from their overall appearance to various functionality settings. Believe it or not, these unique configurations can reflect our individuality just as much as our fashion sense or our favorite bands.

What type of browser setup do you have? What add-on can you not live without? Which theme adorns your monitor each day? Share with other readers and show us your browser.

Not interested in sharing? Have a look at the browsers of other readers.

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