The HCI Browser can present tasks to users, administer pre- and post-task questionnaires using a variety of question types, and collect event data while the user searches and browses the web. The HCI Browser (HCIB) is being developed by Rob Capra at the Interaction Design Lab in the School of Information and Library Science at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. For information and downloads, visit: http://ils.unc.edu/hcibrowser Features: Updated on 13-Jul-2011 for Firefox 5.0! Administers configurable pre- and post-task questionnaires. Presents tasks to participants in the toolbar area of the browser window. Records browser events: Pages loaded Links clicked Window and tab focus changes Open/close windows and tabs Back/forward button clicks Typed URLs Scrolling History/bookmarks menu Automatically closes windows at the end of each task. Creates a new log file for each task Log entries include a timestamp, session number, participant id, and task number