This Week In Web Browsers: 2/25 - 3/3

Here's our roundup of a busy week that was highlighted by Microsoft's release of IE10 for Windows 7...

• Opera Overhaul: WebKit-Based Android Browser Due Q2 (CNET)
• Euro Watchdog Bares Teeth At Microsoft Over Browser Gaffe (The Register)
• Java Zero-Day Malware 'Was Signed With Certificates Stolen From Security Vendor' (ZDNet)
• Oracle Releases Emergency Fix For Java Zero-Day Exploit (PCWorld)
• Browser Makers Open Local Storage Hole In HTML5 (The Register)
• Exploit Fills Up Hard Drive From A Single Web Page (eSecurity Planet)
• Finally, Chrome For Android Updates (CNET)
• Individual Tabs Gain Nifty New Features In Pre-Release Chrome And Firefox Builds (PCWorld)
• Use Your Smartphone As A Controller In Google's New Browser-Based Game (Ars Technica)
• Google Updates Spell Check In Latest Chrome Browser Beta (eWeek)
• ISPs Plan To Hijack Browsers And Limit Internet Access To Combat Copyright Piracy (PCWorld)
• First Look: Opera Shows Its Relevance In A WebKit World (Ars Technica)
• Galaxy S4 Tops Browsermark 2.0 Browser Benchmark Well Ahead Of Its Launch (Android Authority)
• Internet Explorer 10 Arrives On Windows 7 (Wired)
• Apple's Safari Challenged By Rival Mobile Browsers (CNET)
• Gmail's Account Activity Reveals Browser Details Now (Ghacks Technology News)

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