Why worry about someone looking over your shoulder when you can worry about someone stealing information from your browser? Our Internet browsers are our windows to the world. We use them to check the weather, keep up on the news, bank, shop, and do all kinds of things. Unfortunately, from a security standpoint, a browser […]
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Microsoft is trying to find one more home for its revamped Edge browser. Its Technical Program Manager for web, Sean Larson, has put out a new survey on Twitter asking feedback from developers who depend on Linux for development, testing, and other stuff. The survey asks developers what distro they prefer for development, and whether
Should you come across a Chrome extension while on Android, you can add it to your Desktop browser to install later. The next time you open Chrome on a desktop, the extension will prompt you to install. The Chrome Web Store isn’t accessible from mobile devices. When you try to go to the website, you’re
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Chrome 77 makes it easy to create your own Chrome browser theme in just a few clicks. Choose your favorite colors for Chrome’s browser toolbar and set a snazzy background image right from the New Tab page. How to Enable the New Customization Tools These features aren’t enabled by default in Chrome 77, but they’re
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The Vivaldi browser is now available on Android. Until now, Vivaldi has only been available on desktop, but you can now use it on your mobile as well. Which, given that most people like using the same browser on desktop and mobile, should help Vivaldi grow in popularity. A Web Browser That Adapts to You
Instagram has a security flaw in the way it handles posts on accounts that have been set to private, BuzzFeed reported today. The report illustrates how a series of mouse clicks on any web browser can expose the persistent URL of private posts and stories cached on Facebook servers. Anyone can use a web browser,
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Norwegian-based Vivaldi Technologies has released its first mobile web browser: Vivaldi Beta 2.7 for Android. This little brother to Vivaldi for desktop shares its aim of offering users as much control over the browser’s look and functionality as possible. Despite the ‘beta’ tag, Vivaldi for Android is fully featured from the off. While lacking some
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It’s taken four years but Apple Music now has a web interface. It’s currently in beta form, but so far it appears to work surprisingly well. Now you can stream music from Apple Music without having to have iTunes installed just by heading to beta.music.apple.com. If you’ve used or seen screenshots of macOS 10.15 Catalina
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Google stands accused of using hidden web pages to circumvent EU privacy regulations, secretly sending users’ personal data to advertisers. The accusation comes from the privacy-focused Brave web browser which says it has, “uncovered what appears to be a GDPR workaround that circumvents Google’s own publicly stated GDPR data safeguards”. Evidence has been handed to
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Marketers have relied on third-party tracking cookies for the last 25 years to track consumer behavior online. Nearly all ad tech and martech platforms use cookies for targeting, retargeting, display advertising and behavioral marketing in general. Now, that’s all changing. Smart cookie-blocking technology led by Apple’s Intelligent Tracking Prevention (ITP) and Firefox’s Enhanced Tracking Protection
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