Microsoft and Google are resuming open hostilities, following a five-year cease-fire.
Third-Party Cookies Get a Stay of Execution as Google Postpones Plans
Google is pushing back its plans to eliminate support for third-party cookies, buying the advertising industry more time to adapt.
Google Releases Chrome Update Addressing Zero-Day Exploit
Google has released a major updated for its Chrome web browser, addressing a number of security issues, including a zero-day exploit.
Firefox Update Brings Fresh New Look, Improved Experience
Mozilla has announced the latest version of Firefox, sporting a new look and improved user experience.
Microsoft Edge for Linux Getting Sign-In and Sync Support
Microsoft is adding sign-in and sync support to the Linux version of its Edge web browser.
DuckDuckGo Calls Out Google’s Apps For Spying On Users
DuckDuckGo is mincing no words in calling out Google’s apps for spying on users and not respecting their privacy.
Google Wants a More Private Web, Will Not Build ‘Alternate Identifiers’ to Replace Cookies
Google has announced it has no intention to build or use “alternate identifiers” as a replacement to cookies for tracking individuals.
Brave Launching Privacy-Focused Brave Search
Brave, the privacy-focused web browser made by JavaScript creator Brendan Eich, is throwing its hat in the search engine ring.
Judge ‘Disturbed’ by Google’s Data Tracking
U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh has expressed she is “disturbed” by accusations regarding the depth of Google’s data tracking habits.
Microsoft’s New Patch Will Completely Replace Legacy Edge With New Version
Microsoft has announced that an upcoming Windows 10 update will replace Edge Legacy with the new version.