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Google Chrome is getting a search comparison feature that has been popular on Microsoft Edge for some time.

Mozilla shows off its Private Browsing mode updates and design makeovers for Cybersecurity month.

The built-in browser tool Sleeping Tabs on Microsoft Edge helps keep devices running efficiently.

Apple's Safari browser is now used by over o1 billion people, but its milestone is still overshadowed by Google's meticulous service strategy.

Wondering how to go incognito on Mac and keep the websites you visit to yourself? You can enable private browsing in Safari and protect your privacy.

DuckDuckGo is challenging Google's advancements in internet privacy in a new op-ed, saying Google Topics and FLEDGE are not as user-friendly as they seem.

Microsoft's Edge browser may soon get a built-in VPN service to make it a more appealing choice over Google's popular Chrome.

Internet Explorer will say its final goodbye in a Windows 10 update on June 15.

Chrome's hands-free voice search may be gone, but you can still do voice searches in it. And you can enable hands-free search on mobile. Here's how to do it.

Google Chrome updates brings money saving features to online shopping, just in time for the holiday season.

Up until now, it was difficult to change your default browser in Windows 11. Microsoft listened to the outcry of its users and is making it easier to do.

Microsoft is giving its Edge browser a Windows 11-inspired makeover. The latest Insider preview brings scrollbar overlay and Mica theme to the title bar.

Browsers like Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Opera, Brave, and Vivaldi that rely on Chromium will need to be updated immediately to stop hackers.

You can finally jump in and start using Google's highly anticipated Chrome Tab Groups feature. Here's how to download it and start playing with it right now.

Here's how to determine your browser version to see if it's compatible with services you want to use and, in some cases, manually update to the latest version.

Every mistake is a learning opportunity, and Firefox shows that it is taking this adage to heart in light of the recent armagadd-on incident. Earlier this month, all of Firefox's add-ons stopped functioning as a result of an expired security certificate, and Firefox detailed what happened in a blog post.

Alongside some new additions to speed up access to your favorite sites, the latest version of Vivaldi is getting more colorful than ever. Vivaldi 2.5 can now integrate directly with Razer Chroma-enabled peripherals to sync lighting to match the websites you're visiting, no matter the color.

Soon, Chrome users will be able to consume the content they want off of a webpage without distractions. Google is finally beginning to test a new feature called Reader Mode, which distills and displays only the relevant content of a webpage, on its experimental Chrome Canary desktop build.

Blocking website notifications from individual websites can become tiresome. If you've had enough of them, you can learn how to block browser and website notifications in one go with just a couple of clicks. You'll need to do the same for each browser you use, but the time you'll save in the long run is well worth it.

Google's Canary version of its Chrome browser has a new experimental feature to play with: Tab grouping. It allows users to combine tabs that are of a similar topic together, making them easier to manage, and easier to find amidst all the others tabs you have open. It does require a right-click though.

Mozilla will officially disable the Flash plugin by default in a 2019 release build, potentially as soon as September. A new bug report highlights a "deprecation roadmap" which will see Flash disabled by default in the Firefox 69 Nightly build followed by a stable release in September.

Microsoft is asking for user input and feedback to help it shape the future of its Edge browser, which debuted alongside Windows 10. After having announced a dramatic shift that will see Edge use Google's open-source Chromium rendering engine, Microsoft is asking users and developers for input and feedback.