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Google has done what no other browser makes could do over the past 13 years; Chrome surpassed IE for the first time in market share. Chrome was estimated by StatCounter to have held 32.71 percent of the browser market on Sunday, while IE declined to 32.48 percent and Mozilla was at 24.88 percent.

Useful Chrome plugins including an Eye Dropper!

Chrome is slowly heading down the path of IE6 where developers are building sites exclusively for Chrome based on the unique features it supports.

Google's Chrome development team is working on a system to automatically generate passwords, which would help users secure their online identities with passwords that would be diversified across different sites, and are randomized and thus harder to guess.

An interesting Firefox plugin to visualize your passwords and how their related: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/password-reuse-visualizer/

A beta release of Chrome allows native execution of C/C++ code. This allows more complicated applications to be run directly on the end-users machine rather than on the server.

Instead of relying on custom, OS specific, proprietary plug-ins, they can now easily build and maintain their apps using a few simple JavaScript APIs and have the browser do the heavy lifting.

Native Client to significantly boost Chrome's processing power.

in 2012, Firefox becomes Chrome.

A Chrome.. widget? Addon? thingy? A Chrome thingy that lets you quickly create and apply custom CSS to websites. You can also use http://stylebot.me to share your custom redesigns with the world (or in this case, other people who know about stylebot).

Adds a toolbar button with various web developer tools. The official port of the Web Developer extension for Firefox.

The extension help develop your websites with per pixel accuracy!

I thought it would be interesting to list the release history for major versions of each of the big browsers. Two factors that I believe will play a role in eventually abolishing browser version numbers are the rapid release schedule, and auto-updating -- both of which, if I'm not mistaken, are Google Chrome inventions.

IE to automatically update similar to Chrome. Still has the option to opt-out.

Metro JS is a JavaScript plugin for jQuery developed to easily enable Metro interfaces on the web. This release focuses on Live Tiles, the Application Bar and Theming. It's early in the development phase, but all features should work on at least IE7+(Win/WinPhone), Firefox, Chrome, Android, Opera, and Safari(OSX/iOS).