Following a wave of browser related awesomeness, comprised of multi-process architecture (Chrome) and bar-raising sexiness (Safari), a brave and very unlikely candidate has dropped a few breadcrumbs ...

In an attempt to clear up an issue with my online banking, it was suggested I clear the cache and browser history. I don't know what I screwed up but for anything requiring me to sign in, I can't! As ...

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The purpose of cyberattacks is to collect the sensitive information of the users. A browser named Wave has been reported as a potential security threat by several security experts. In this article, we ...

While hardware acceleration is often enabled by default, driver conflicts, outdated systems or mistaken manual toggles can disable it and push a large amount of overhead to the CPU. Ensuring that your ...

We do just about everything inside a browser nowadays—stream movies, write essays, chat with friends, edit photos—and serious slowdowns inside this key bit of software can have a serious impact on how ...

Collectively, five browsers dominate the web, accounting for 98 percent of all traffic as measured by the latest U.S. Government Digital Analytics Program. (For a discussion of where that data comes ...

Like Unix, old-fashioned Linux has the philosophy that everything should look like a file. That paradigm works well and most of the operating system’s core features follow that pattern. However, many ...

The best browser for your desktop could be one you’re not using. Whether Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera, or Safari is your current choice, our tests found distinct differences in speed and ...