As more than a smattering of April Fools' Day jokes hit the Web, we take a look back at the legitimate news from the past seven days...
- Firefox Survives First Round Of Surgery (CNET)
- Chrome 18 Gets Graphics Boost, Fixes Pwn2Own Glitches (PC Magazine)
- Google Claims Latest Chrome Is Speedier (PCWorld)
- Yahoo Plans Support For 'Do Not Track' Web Privacy Tool (Wired)
- Amazon Intros Silk Browser Upgrade And More With Kindle Fire Update (PC Magazine)
- Opera Mini 7 Stretches To Android (CNET)
- Mozilla Launches Multiplayer Browser Adventure To Showcase HTML5 Gaming (Ars Technica)
- Ex-Google Engineer Launches Web Protection Startup (Tom's Guide)
- Adobe's Latest Critical Security Update Pushes Scareware (ZDNet)
- Facebook Scammers Host Trojan Horse Extensions On Chrome Web Store (Computerworld)
- Good Technology Debuts 'First Secure Browser' For Enterprise Android Deployments (Engadget)
- Google Ends Chrome Search Rank Penalty Period (Computerworld)
- Windows 8 Browsers: The Only Metro Apps To Get Desktop Power (TechRadar)
- Bootstrapped Startup Saves Over $100K By Dropping IE (TechCrunch)
- Security Firm AVG Releases Do-Not-Track Features For Windows (PCWorld)
- Hands-on: GNOME 3.4 Arrives, Introducing Significant Design Changes (Ars Technica)
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