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Chrome 56 Enables HTML5 by Default for All Users, Marks Certain HTTP Sites as 'Not Secure'
Google Chrome 56 and Mozilla Firefox are both warning users about certain HTTP pages to encourage the use of encrypted HTTPS industry-wide.
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Microsoft Edge Will Soon Block Flash Content by Default
Microsoft says that the next release of its Edge browser will block Flash and will default to HTML5.
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Chrome 54 for Linux, Mac, Windows Brings HTML5 YouTube Video Embeds and More
Chrome browser's version 54 has moved to a stable channel on desktop and the update for Android is expected to follow soon.
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Apple to Block Adobe Flash by Default in Safari 10 on macOS Sierra
The Cupertino giant joins Google and Mozilla in their efforts to kill legacy browser plugins.
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Here's How You Can Play StarCraft in Your Browser
This Blizzard classic gets a new lease of life thanks to HTML5.
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Google Chrome Browser to Block Flash Ads by Default From Tuesday
Following up on its announcement from June, Google says the browser will block all Flash content not "central to the webpage".
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Samsung Making Unified Browser for Its Mobiles, Tablets, and TVs: Report
Called the Samsung Browser, it will feature Web Video Casting support, a reading mode, local content suggestions, and more.
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Sony rumoured to be working on C680X device with full-HD display, Android 4.2
The device appeared on the HTML5 Test website, that benchmarks a browser's compatibility with the HTML5 standards.
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AOL relaunches Games.com focuses on mobile browser gaming
AOL relaunched Games.com, designed to attract a large gaming audience online and on mobile and tablet devices.
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Chrome 56 Enables HTML5 by Default for All Users, Marks Certain HTTP Sites as 'Not Secure'
Google Chrome 56 and Mozilla Firefox are both warning users about certain HTTP pages to encourage the use of encrypted HTTPS industry-wide.
-
Microsoft Edge Will Soon Block Flash Content by Default
Microsoft says that the next release of its Edge browser will block Flash and will default to HTML5.
-
Chrome 54 for Linux, Mac, Windows Brings HTML5 YouTube Video Embeds and More
Chrome browser's version 54 has moved to a stable channel on desktop and the update for Android is expected to follow soon.
-
Apple to Block Adobe Flash by Default in Safari 10 on macOS Sierra
The Cupertino giant joins Google and Mozilla in their efforts to kill legacy browser plugins.
-
Here's How You Can Play StarCraft in Your Browser
This Blizzard classic gets a new lease of life thanks to HTML5.
-
Google Chrome Browser to Block Flash Ads by Default From Tuesday
Following up on its announcement from June, Google says the browser will block all Flash content not "central to the webpage".
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Samsung Making Unified Browser for Its Mobiles, Tablets, and TVs: Report
Called the Samsung Browser, it will feature Web Video Casting support, a reading mode, local content suggestions, and more.
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Sony rumoured to be working on C680X device with full-HD display, Android 4.2
The device appeared on the HTML5 Test website, that benchmarks a browser's compatibility with the HTML5 standards.
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AOL relaunches Games.com focuses on mobile browser gaming
AOL relaunched Games.com, designed to attract a large gaming audience online and on mobile and tablet devices.
