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Google Brings Five Essential New Features to Chrome Browser on iPhone and iOS
from google Chromium Browser is not only the largest desktop browser in the world, it is also the most popular…
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How to Change Safari Browser Background
It’s natural to want to personalize the things we use the most. After all, if we use them regularly, it’s…
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Samsung’s Android browser is awesome, actually
There is a stigma attached to apps from phone manufacturers. They tend to feel like useless bloatware. However, Samsung Internet—the…
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Your installed browser extension can be used to fingerprint you
Extensions installed in web browsers can be used for tracking purposes. Some extensions use resources accessible by sites loaded in…
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Brave founder slams DuckDuckGo’s browser for not removing Microsoft’s tracking parameters from URLs
Remember the recent controversy surrounding the DuckDuckGo privacy browser? It turns out that the app not only allows cookies from…
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Fri and death(s) of Internet Explorer, a key browser in the history of the Web
It’s August 16, 1995. The Web is still in its infancy and only a minority ofEarly adopters For those who…
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PrivacyTests reveals how your web browser performs when it comes to privacy
All web browsers support some privacy features, some more than others, but none protects users 100% against all privacy threats;…
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From today, the mythical Microsoft browser is no longer supported
Day came. Today is June 15 and, as expected, End of Internet Explorer support. After 27 years of career, Microsoft…
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Vytal: browser extension to spoof your location and user agent
Vytal is an open-source browser extension for Google Chrome and other Chromium-based browsers, which will spoof location, locale, time zone,…
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Your browser stores passwords and sensitive data in clear text in memory
According to Zeev Ben Porat, security researcher at CyberArk, your web browser can store sensitive data, including usernames, passwords, and…
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