Web browsers
Edge growing in popularity, Chrome losing support
Edge is currently used by nearly 13 percent of desktop users, according to research conducted by analytics firm Statcounter. More
The new Firefox introduces "passkeys" as the default login method
The new Mozilla Firefox 100 web browser brings "passkeys" support by default for the first time. These actually represent an alternative to all well-known passwords. To users in practice... More
Opera One with AI ready for iOS
Opera recently introduced a new version of the browser. This is a version of Opera One that comes with an AI chatbot called Aria. More
An even better Microsoft Edge for iOS and Android
Microsoft Edge is also becoming increasingly popular among Apple and Android smartphone and tablet users. The new mobile version of the web browser ... More
Google announced a war on passwords for greater security
In order to protect users of online services from this type of abuse, Google prepared special USB encryption keys called Titan Security Key some time ago. More
Opera One browser with artificial intelligence
Although Opera hasn't been a popular PC web browser lately, it's still a great product. This is especially true for the latest web browser Opera… More
Bing Internet search engine became number one in China
Google obtains your personal data from all possible sources. Its key source of data is, of course, the web search engine, which "records" exactly everything you search for and view on... More
Samsung still with Google search engine for mobile devices
Some time ago, there were rumors on the web that Samsung is considering replacing the default Google web search engine for all its mobile devices. His place should... More
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