Browser

Chrome is without a doubt the most used Internet browser across the globe. People use it across all platforms be it Windows, Android or even Mac. However, more than often we find ourselves facing some problems with Chrome, particularly with Internet connectivity. Chrome often displays these “Errors” on the screen and …

Microsoft’s pitch for the Edge browser usually starts with the improved battery life. Edge uses far fewer resources, directly affecting the power consumption. Less power consumption means longer battery life, and it’s also better for the environment. Google, on the other hand, have said its Chrome browser is not as …

Mozilla’s Firefox browser today hit version 52, and a lot is changing. This is the last major release of Firefox with support for Windows XP and Vista. Firefox versions published after this will require Windows 7. Since that marks a significant milestone, Mozilla is making Firefox 52 an Extended Support …

Here comes Google, creating trouble for Microsoft once more. Google’s in-house zero-day exploit-discovery team, Project Zero, have discovered a zero-day vulnerability in Microsoft’s Internet Explorer and Edge browsers. Technically, Project Zero found this exploit about 90 days ago; the Google team possesses expertise in discovering zero-day exploits and reports them …

Opera’s desktop web browser isn’t quite as successful as some of its mobile ventures have been in the past, but it’s a very capable browser nonetheless. The Oslo company has today released a new build for its developer stream, and it’s quite a significant one. Opera today unveiled Project Reborn, an …

Vivaldi – ever since it began – has always been about experimenting with new ideas; the browser was developed by a team of people who worked at Opera, after all. Today’s update bumps the version to 1.7; in December, last year, Vivaldi 1.6 added several new and interesting features as …

Opera has a new concept, and it wants people to try it out. Opera Neon is a browser like no other; built from scratch with Chromium at its core, it features a strange UX that treats us with smooth animation and fancy effects. The core user experience of a web …

The World Wide Web Consortium is an organization that maintains the standard across the world-wide-web; known as W3C, the consortium was founded and is led by Tim Berners-Lee himself. W3C’s job is to maintain standards – its over 450 (and growing) members collectively suggest and work on ideas to keep …

The Vivaldi web browser is not one you hear of every day – it’s not even in the top three browsers by usage; what Vivaldi is, though, is an incredibly well-designed browser with an astonishing amount of options that you can customize at your whim. An interesting fact about Vivaldi: …

Adobe’s Flash gave web developers the freedom to add interactive content to their websites when they usually couldn’t do it – the Flash plugin could play music and videos, something the web standards didn’t support. Today, however, modern browsers with full compatibility with HTML5 can do everything Flash could, and …