Microsoft’s Edge Browser Might be Experiencing its First Big Market Share Break
by Microsoft Edge is now the third-most popular browser by market share, displacing Mozilla’s Firefox, but still trails Chrome and Safari…
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Apple Recently Rolled Out an Update to Safari and It’s Breaking Third-Party Web Apps
by Apple’s Safari web browser received an update recently and it’s causing problems with web apps running on the IndexedDB JavaScript API…
Microsoft Edge’s Impressive Browser Market Share Performance might have already Plateaued
by Microsoft Edge steadily climbed in market share over the past months, threatening to replace Firefox as the third most popular browser…
Google Reveals it’s Building a PWA for Stadia that’s Compatible with Apple’s Safari Browser
by Google is working on a progressive web app version of its Stadia gaming platform to run on Apple Safari’s mobile web browser…
Apple Reveals a Full Third-Party Cookie Blocker for its Safari Browser
Apple announces its new proprietary Intelligent Tracking Prevention, a tool that will block all third-party cookie access…
Apple’s Safari Browser will soon Reject any HTTPS Website Certificate Valid for Over 13 Months
The proprietary Apple Safari browser will no longer support websites with HTTPS certificates that are more than thirteen months old…
Google’s Security Researchers have Discovered some Disturbing Privacy Risks Hidden in the Safari Browser’s Anti-Tracking Protections
Security researchers at Google have found substantial privacy risks associated with Apple’s Safari anti-tracking protections…
Apple is the Latest to Stop Flash Support for its Safari Browser
Apple will no longer support Flash technology for its Safari browser, joining in with many other companies as they move away from the software…
Apple Warns it will Deal Harshly with Websites which Violate Safari’s Privacy Rules
Apple has published a new policy page for its Safari browser, warning websites not to circumvent its stringent privacy rules…
Apple Proposes Big Changes to Prevent Brands from Tracking Individuals through Ads
Apple is making another push for improved privacy measures to help consumers with a new program which does not track individual users…
The Next Version of Apple Safari won’t Contain its ‘Do Not Track’ Option
The ostensible Apple Safari ‘Do Not Track’ privacy tool won’t flow to the future versions, according to updated release notes… The next version of the …
Ads Keep Annoyingly Interrupting Browsing Experiences — Here’s How to Automatically Block Desktop Autoplay Videos
Automatically block desktop autoplay videos on the web for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and even Facebook and Twitter with these simple steps… Internet ads aren’t going …
Apple’s Safari Browser doesn’t Think the Holocaust Happened and Promotes other Conspiracies, as Well
Safari suggested search results include a holocaust denial website, a Pizzagate conspiracy video, along with an anti-vaccination site… Safari’s Siri Suggested Websites search results aren’t …
Facebook as a Mobile Web Browser Now Claims a 10 Percent Market Share in Several US States
by The Facebook mobile browser now accounts for about 10 percent of market share in many states across the US, with Safari capturing the most… Safari …
Google Pay is Making Its Way to Desktop
Google Pay desktop is currently rolling out to Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and other browsers, following the search engine’s payment unification push… Google launched Google Pay …
Twitter iOS Redesign Now Closely Resembles Android Experience
The newest Twitter iOS redesign is part of an ongoing campaign to unify the platform’s experience across Android, Twitter Lite, Tweetdeck, and Apple… Beginning today, …
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