20GB of Intel documents that were obtained without permission have been released onto the internet. They contain previously undisclosed information about Intel’s chips, software, and other intellectual property. According to Intel, the data dump seems to have come from its “Intel Resource and Design Center, which hosts information for use by our customers, partners, and […]
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Firefox 79 for Android brings a major design overhaul (and limited support for extensions)
2 Comments on Firefox 79 for Android brings a major design overhaul (and limited support for extensions) Mozilla is rolling out a major update to its Firefox web browser for Android devices. In fact, Firefox 79 is the first stable release since Firefox 68 was released last summer, so it incorporates a year’s worth of updates. The user interface has been changed with a tabs tray on the bottom of the screen […]
Microsoft is adding Pinterest to Edge, whether you want it or not (but at least you can sync extensions now)
1 Comment on Microsoft is adding Pinterest to Edge, whether you want it or not (but at least you can sync extensions now) During this week’s MS Build developer conference, Microsoft described a bunch of new features coming to its Edge web browser. Among other things, that means new tools for developers, improved support for Progressive Web Apps, and new data synchronization and customization options for IT professionals. The company is also adding built-in Pinterest integration to the […]
Google brings tab groups to Chrome
Google Chrome is getting a new feature that’s actually kind of old… support for tab groups. Currently available in Chrome 83 Beta for desktop operating systems, the new feature lets you organize your browser tabs into groups. Tab groups will be available to Chrome stable channel users starting when Chrome 83 is released on May […]
Vivaldi Mobile web browser for Android goes stable (Vivaldi 3.0 for desktop is also here)
7 Comments on Vivaldi Mobile web browser for Android goes stable (Vivaldi 3.0 for desktop is also here) Vivaldi is a web browser designed for folks who want to be able to customize the heck out of the tools they use to surf the web. The first version of Vivaldi for desktop computers was released in 2015, but the first public beta of Vivaldi Mobile for Android was released just last year. Now […]
Firefox 75 puts an emphasis on search
It’s been a few years since Mozilla combined the Firefox search and URL bars into a single address bar. You can type a website or search term into the same bar, and Firefox will automatically figure out what it is you’re trying to do (and offer suggestions as you type). Now Mozilla is rolling out […]
Microsoft Edge browser is getting vertical tabs, password monitor, and other new features
1 Comment on Microsoft Edge browser is getting vertical tabs, password monitor, and other new features Earlier this year Microsoft began rolling out the new version of its Edge web browser that’s based on Google’s open source Chromium browser. And honestly, in a lot of ways the new Edge feels like Chrome with a fresh coat of paint on top. But Microsoft has been developing new tools that help set it […]
Firefox 74 for desktop released (and Firefox Preview v4.0 for Android too)
Mozilla has released new versions of its Firefox web browser for desktop and Android users. Firefox 74 for desktop includes improvements to the password and add-ons managers and a feature that helps keep Facebook from tracking you as you browse the web. And Firefox 68.6.0 for Android packs some stability and security fixes. But there’s also […]
Microsoft’s new Chromium-based Edge web browser begins rolling out today
For the past year or so, Microsoft has been working on a new version of its Edge web browser. At first glance it looks a lot like the browser that’s been shipping with Windows 10 since 2015. But under the hood the new version of Edge is based on Google’s Chromium (the open source version […]
Firefox and Chrome are making website notifications less annoying
The web is littered with sites that show pop-up notifications asking if you’d like to sign up for alerts — and Mozilla says according to its research, 99-percent of them are either ignored or actively denied by Firefox users. So Mozilla has announced that the latest version of Firefox will make these pop-ups less annoying. […]