After Internet Explorer 9 first beta a third-party site claimed to have possession of an Microsoft internal Internet Explorer Post Beta Build 9.0.8002.6000 and posted screenshot teasers but the installer never got leaked to public, now the rumor mill is once again hot about an eminent IE9 Beta 2 public release after "Internet Explorer 9 Leaked Beta Build 9.0.8027.6000" made it's way out to torrent-portals and sites like Rapidshare, Hotfile and megaupload for mass consumption. This new build includes new bug-fixes, stability improvements, speed enhancements using updated latest rendering-engine and as evident from digital signature seems to be compiled on November 19.

After introducing browser extension in Opera 11 Alpha the new Opera 11 Beta build is out now adding another major functionality labelled "Tab Stacking". The new functionality is basically a tab-grouping feature allowing users to stack their tabs, grouping them by site or by theme reducing clutter making it easier to identify and work with sets of open tabs.

A video demonstration with other new features and improvements is posted after the jump.

Firefox 4 Beta 7 is now available for public download - with remarkable performance boosts via "JägerMonkey" JavaScript compiler, added support for hardware-accelerated graphics, hardware acceleration on Windows XP and Mac OS X, and WebGL powered 3D capabilities without the need for additional plug-ins this release features lots of other improvements and bug-fixes.

Opera 11 Alpha is now available for public download fulfilling one of the most wanted feature request enabling support for browser extensions, introduction of browser Extensions now allows users to easily add new functionality to their Opera web-browser. To get started with addons users just need to click a button from the addon page hosted at Opera Extension Catalog and a small install window will appear confirming the install.

Apart from introducing this major feature Opera 11 also comes with a host of improvements notable being an updated Presto 2.6.37 layout rendering engine promising a faster web-experience.

Internet Explorer 9 Beta received some great reviews and everybody is excited for the next release. After the first public beta release of Internet Explorer 9 Build 9.0.7930.16406 no major development has been announced by Microsoft, and to keep everyone excited a third-party source has now posted images of Internet Explorer 9 Post Beta build 9.0.8002.6000.

Internet Explorer 9 Beta is finally here and after playing with it for a while all I can say is "really impressive", Microsoft has done there homework and the result is a next generation, powerful web-browser ready to take-on the competition. The layout is perfect, speed is awesome and has every aspect of a modern web-browser to make it the user default choice.

The IE9 Beta installer is now officially available for public download and can be grabbed from the direct download links provided below, the web-installer stub is just 2.37 MB in size which downloads the remaining setup files (roughly 24 mb on Windows 7 32bit) and surprisingly requires a system reboot to install (the only web-browser to do that).

First public beta of Windows Internet Explorer 9 is going to be released in 7 days from now on September, 15, but it seems the IE9 Beta Installer is now leaked outside Microsoft as a website claimed to have the setup also posting the video below demoing the release.

Microsoft is trying hard to keep it's bigger share of web-browser market-share pie, facing tough competition from rivals like Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome and Opera.

Addon's have been a major plus for Firefox web-browser enhancing the overall web-surfing experience, and brand new addon Firesay is going to make it even more interesting. Just imagine surfing the web hands-free without touching your keyboard showing off your geek smartness to your friends just via voice-commands - now possible using uber-cool and geeky Firesay addon.

Currently under beta Firesay allows you to control Firefox using voice-commands and supports navigation features like opening new tabs, launching websites, closing tabs and searching Google for specified terms - checkout the video below to see Firesay in action.