The Web has a fresh lease on life, showing healthy competition among browsers and dramatic changes in usage. Mozilla Firefox, a browser with origins from onetime Microsoft rival Netscape, chipped away ...

Taking on the tech industry's biggest companies might seem a fool's errand, but Russia's Yandex has reason to think its Web browser has a chance challenging Chrome. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET ...

Over the history of the Web, we have seen several major shifts in browsing software. If you’re old enough to have used NCSA Mosaic or any of the other early browsers, you probably welcomed the arrival ...

While Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge are pretty safe browsers, modern cyber-criminals keep finding loopholes to intrude into your system and privacy. Thus, an extra layer of protection is necessary.

When you access the internet with a standard web browser, marketers can mine your data and target you for sales. The top privacy-focused browsers help you foil their efforts with tracking protection ...

The humble Web browser does more than just serve up websites. With the rise in cloud applications and the shift to a more distributed workplace, more and more enterprises are relying on their browsers ...

Several of the popular web browsers are ‘closed-source’. At the same time, a few are open-source but linked with big corporations who only want to collect your personal information for whatever ...

Web browser developers are scrambling to protect their customers from BEAST, a new exploit capable of breaking the encryption protocol used to secure millions of websites. Short for Browser Exploit ...

Chrome is the world's most popular browser because it's made by one of the biggest software developers in the world: Google. That's also the reason why Chrome is free to use. The majority of Google's ...