It's just a "proposal," but it's also being prototyped inside Chrome right now.

A browser privacy showdown has been brewing for a while.

It’s been a fantastic year for WebKit.

The Web browser Arc has made a larger difference in jaded tech reviewer Adam Engst’s digital work life than any app in decades. Read his deep dive on what sets Arc apart from other browsers.

Work or play, separate tabs into different workspaces for more focus, and overhaul the browser’s look totally in Vivaldi’s new exciting update. Get it now on your desktop for a more personal and…

It won’t replace your default browser, but it might make you want to.

Twenty-five years ago, Mozilla rose from the open source ashes of Netscape. Here’s how it plans to survive 25 more years.

Back in September I first reviewed Grazing, an alternative web browser for the iPad that came out a few weeks after I complained about the average alternative browser for the iPad lacking the ideas, feature set or implementation to properly compete with Safari. Lots of things have changed since then, both with iOS Safari and

Google lets you easily compare search results and it's fantastic.

Multitasking while browsing the web.

Making up for Microsoft’s missteps?

Last year, we awarded Noir Best New App of 2021 as part of the MacStories Selects Awards. Jeffrey Kuiken’s Safari extension for the iPhone, iPad, and Mac, which can apply a custom dark mode to websites that don’t offer their own, is a fantastic example of an app that implements a new technology – the

This is a letter from Ash Bhat, CEO of RoBhat Labs When Rohan and I started RoBhat Labs, we were sophomores in college excited about the potential for the role that the internet could play in our lives. At the time – we were roommates at the...

The Goggles feature remixes Brave’s search ranking system.

Internet Explorer triumphed in one browser war, and decisively lost the next.

Better cloud streaming is coming to the Microsoft browser.

Example actions and other extensions for Drafts, the quick-capture notes app.

In an era when hundreds of free web browsers exist, Orion Browser has a novel idea: It wants to charge money. Why’s that? Simple: It wants to fix the paradigm.

The new emoji-only URLs rolled out February 1st.

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Apple's Safari and WebKit team has asked for feedback on Twitter amid criticisms of the browser's bugs and missing support. Jen Simmons, an...

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