Welcome to Daily Downloads brought to you by CyberNet! Each weekday we bring you the Windows software updates for widely used programs, and it's safe to assume that all the software we list is freeware (we'll try to note the paid-only programs).

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Web Browser Wednesday

One thing that the Firefox developers have stayed clear of thus far is implementing a full RSS feed reader into the browser. Firefox does have a built in system called Live Bookmarks that are supposed to compensate for needing a feed reader in the browser, but as many of you know it falls short.

When it

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We take a lot of screenshots in a day's time, and a good majority of them are of websites being displayed within our browser. Instead of needing to use an external application to snap the screenshots why not get an extension for Firefox that includes an incredible editor!

Fireshot is a relatively large extension (in terms of filesize) for Firefox that

Eset is one of the most respected antivirus development companies, and is definitely one of my favorites. Earlier this year we informed you about the product line for their next generation antivirus solutions, which includes a standalone antivirus application and a security suite complete with firewall. Next Monday, November 5th, consumers will be able to purchase the new line of products.

Eset is

One of the reasons I absolutely love Gmail is because of their spam protection. Out of every mail service I've tried, theirs without question, is the best. Sorting through spam mail is about as fun as being caught in the middle of bull running wearing red. Email services know this which is why they spend money and take the time to develop and implement technology to keep spam where it should be - in

A new version of Yahoo Messenger is launching today with all kinds of new features. Among the changes in Yahoo! Messenger 9.0 beta are a redesigned interface. With over 94 million users, it's an important communication tool for many people.  The changes that they've made will make communication among the millions of users easier, and perhaps even more enjoyable. It will also allow users to

Today was the first I had heard of Google working on a new version of Gmail after Phillipp Lessen from Google Blogoscoped posted a bunch of screenshots of what the update will look like.  According to Lessen, one of the biggest changes behind Gmail 2.0 is speed. I've never really noticed speed issues, but he says it's supposed to be faster thanks to a JavaScript back-end rewrite. Aside from the speed changes, there are