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Microsoft Edge Gets New Feature to Constantly Import Data From Google Chrome
Microsft Edge is getting a new feature that allows users to constantly import data from Chrome.
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Former Chrome Team Member Takes a Dig at Hardships Behind Creating Internet Explorer
Former Google Employee has responded to ex-Microsoft employee Hadi Partovi who tweeted on Monday about what went behind creating internet Explorer that is soon shutting down.
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Internet Explorer To Retire In June 2022, Says Microsoft
Microsoft said it is retiring Internet Explorer, the browser it created more than 25 years and which is now largely abandoned as people instead use competitors like Google's Chrome or Apple's Safari.
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Google Says Won’t Track Individual Web Activity for Personalised Advertisements After Phasing Out Cookies
Google on Wednesday said that it will stop tracking individual web browsing activity once it begins phasing out cookies from its Chrome browser next year. The move could reshape how online advertising works. Google first announced it would get rid of third-party cookies, which for decades has enabled online ads, early last year.
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How Google Evolved From a 'Cuddly' Startup to Antitrust Target
How Google grew from its idealistic roots into the cutthroat behemoth is a story shaped by unbridled ambition, savvy decision-making, technology's networking effects, lax regulatory oversight and the unrelenting pressure to perpetually pump up their profits.
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Windows 7 Support Ends January 14, Chrome to Offer Windows 7 Support for 18 Months More: What to Do Next
Microsoft’s decade-old Windows 7 software will reach its ‘end of life’ on January 14 next week. While the software won’t stop working, Microsoft won’t be delivering any patches, hereby making it a breeding ground for hackers to tinker with.
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Firefox Will No Longer Be Supported on Windows XP, Vista After June 2018: Mozilla
Mozilla said it moved Firefox on Windows XP, Vista to "Extended Support Release (ESR)" cycle last month.
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LastPass Acknowledges New Vulnerability in Browser Extension, Says It's Working on a Fix
A new vulnerability has come to light, and the password management service says it is working to fix it.
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LastPass Password Manager Affected by Multiple Security Flaws, Researcher Reveals
Google Project Zero researcher Tavis Ormandy has reported three separate vulnerabilities in the service, one of which LastPass claims to have resolved.
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Chrome Becomes Top Desktop Browser, Beats Internet Explorer: StatCounter
NetMarketShare calculated the Chrome had 41.7 percent of desktop browser share in April, narrowly topping the 41.4 share for IE.
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Millions of Internet Explorer Users Must Update Their Browser to Remain Safe
According to an estimate, as many as 124 million users will get exposed to security attacks if they didn't upgrade to IE 11 by January 2016.
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Google to Stop Support for Chrome on Windows XP, OS X 10.8 in April 2016
Google had originally set April 2015 as the retirement date for Chrome on Windows XP, but later extended it to December 2015.
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The Best Free Web Browsers for Windows
Do you prefer Firefox or Chrome? Or should you use another browser altogether? We list the best browsers for Windows.
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YouTube Finally Replaces Adobe Flash With HTML5 Video by Default
YouTube will be using HTML5 to playback content on Chrome, Internet Explorer 11, Safari 8 and the beta versions of Firefox browsers.
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Google Earth View Extension for Chrome Brings Satellite Imagery to New Tabs
Users can explore more locations by clicking on a globe icon on the bottom-right corner of the screen and view user-clicked images of the particular place.
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Microsoft Edge Gets New Feature to Constantly Import Data From Google Chrome
Microsft Edge is getting a new feature that allows users to constantly import data from Chrome.
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Former Chrome Team Member Takes a Dig at Hardships Behind Creating Internet Explorer
Former Google Employee has responded to ex-Microsoft employee Hadi Partovi who tweeted on Monday about what went behind creating internet Explorer that is soon shutting down.
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Internet Explorer To Retire In June 2022, Says Microsoft
Microsoft said it is retiring Internet Explorer, the browser it created more than 25 years and which is now largely abandoned as people instead use competitors like Google's Chrome or Apple's Safari.
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Google Says Won’t Track Individual Web Activity for Personalised Advertisements After Phasing Out Cookies
Google on Wednesday said that it will stop tracking individual web browsing activity once it begins phasing out cookies from its Chrome browser next year. The move could reshape how online advertising works. Google first announced it would get rid of third-party cookies, which for decades has enabled online ads, early last year.
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How Google Evolved From a 'Cuddly' Startup to Antitrust Target
How Google grew from its idealistic roots into the cutthroat behemoth is a story shaped by unbridled ambition, savvy decision-making, technology's networking effects, lax regulatory oversight and the unrelenting pressure to perpetually pump up their profits.
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Windows 7 Support Ends January 14, Chrome to Offer Windows 7 Support for 18 Months More: What to Do Next
Microsoft’s decade-old Windows 7 software will reach its ‘end of life’ on January 14 next week. While the software won’t stop working, Microsoft won’t be delivering any patches, hereby making it a breeding ground for hackers to tinker with.
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Firefox Will No Longer Be Supported on Windows XP, Vista After June 2018: Mozilla
Mozilla said it moved Firefox on Windows XP, Vista to "Extended Support Release (ESR)" cycle last month.
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LastPass Acknowledges New Vulnerability in Browser Extension, Says It's Working on a Fix
A new vulnerability has come to light, and the password management service says it is working to fix it.
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LastPass Password Manager Affected by Multiple Security Flaws, Researcher Reveals
Google Project Zero researcher Tavis Ormandy has reported three separate vulnerabilities in the service, one of which LastPass claims to have resolved.
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Chrome Becomes Top Desktop Browser, Beats Internet Explorer: StatCounter
NetMarketShare calculated the Chrome had 41.7 percent of desktop browser share in April, narrowly topping the 41.4 share for IE.
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Millions of Internet Explorer Users Must Update Their Browser to Remain Safe
According to an estimate, as many as 124 million users will get exposed to security attacks if they didn't upgrade to IE 11 by January 2016.
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Google to Stop Support for Chrome on Windows XP, OS X 10.8 in April 2016
Google had originally set April 2015 as the retirement date for Chrome on Windows XP, but later extended it to December 2015.
-
The Best Free Web Browsers for Windows
Do you prefer Firefox or Chrome? Or should you use another browser altogether? We list the best browsers for Windows.
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YouTube Finally Replaces Adobe Flash With HTML5 Video by Default
YouTube will be using HTML5 to playback content on Chrome, Internet Explorer 11, Safari 8 and the beta versions of Firefox browsers.
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Google Earth View Extension for Chrome Brings Satellite Imagery to New Tabs
Users can explore more locations by clicking on a globe icon on the bottom-right corner of the screen and view user-clicked images of the particular place.
