Browsers

Can’t find that website you visited the other week and forgot to bookmark? Microsoft Edge is drafting in AI to help you hunt it down.

Google boasts that Chrome is 10% faster than it was last year after under-the-hood tuning.

European users will no longer have Edge nagging them to set it as the default browser, or springing up in a Windows search.

Don’t want more AI in your browser? Then the direction Microsoft Edge is heading in won’t appeal to you.

Edge appears to have completely stalled – surely it’s time for a different approach other than relentlessly pushing the browser, Microsoft?

Copilot haters who use Edge, be warned: Microsoft might have plans to make the AI the star of its new tab page.

This was a baffling mistake in the first place, compounded by the length of time it took Google to resolve the problem.

Some folks seem to believe that the end is nigh for uBlock Origin – and maybe other popular extensions for Edge – but it very much isn’t (yet).

A Google Chrome beta user has uncovered a split-screen feature, which will be rolled out for all users soon.