#web-browsers

#web-browsers

Publishers are concerned about Apple's 'web eraser' tool potentially blocking advertisements and impacting journalism's financial sustainability. [ more ]

Opera introduces local AI models for browser use.

Installer No. 33 covers various AI-related content and recommendations. [ more ]

Web browsers are evolving to become containers for AI tools.

SigmaOS introduces new AI-powered features like link preview summaries and 'look it up' browsing. [ more ]

Web browsers struggle to prevent clickjacking despite ongoing efforts by developers.

New variation named 'cross window forgery' requires victims to press Enter or Space on attacker site. [ more ]

Web developers expect frequent browser updates to keep up with web technology changes.

Safari 17.2 is the biggest December release of web technology with 39 features and 169 fixes. [ more ]

Arc's sidebar, picture-in-picture mode, and split view are exciting features, but it has limitations in a multi-monitor setup and disappointing Arc Search.

Brave replaces ads with their own, has controversial leadership, and promotes cryptocurrency at the expense of site owners. [ more ]

Floorp browser caters to power users with customizations like vertical tabs and web apps.

Floorp is built on the same code as Firefox but offers unique features found in other browsers like Vivaldi. [ more ]

Apple is introducing changes to make iOS and other operating systems more open in compliance with EU regulations.

Developers will have more options for app distribution, web browsers, NFC technology, and contactless payments. [ more ]

Mozilla is cutting about 60 jobs, or 5 percent of its workforce.

The company has been working on multiple projects outside of its core work of making a browser. [ more ]

Firefox's user base is declining, with only 2.2% of visitors to US government websites using the browser.

Chrome is the top web browser with 48.2% market share. [ more ]

Web browsers and email clients are taking measures to prevent user tracking, which could impact marketers who rely on conversion signals.

Arc browser, known as the 'Chrome killer,' is introducing features that remove tracking parameters from URLs, potentially affecting affiliate marketers and their commission payments. [ more ]