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Ghostery: open source and new business model
The source code of the privacy extension Ghostery for the web browsers Firefox, Chrome, Opera and Edge, has been published on GitHub by the development company.
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McAfee acquires VPN company TunnelBear
Security company McAfee announced the acquisition of TunnelBear, a Toronto-based company best known for its VPN product TunnelBear, today.
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Pale Moon 27.8 released
The developers of Pale Moon released two new versions of the browser in the past couple of days.
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Project Gutenberg blocks access from Germany
Internet users from Germany who try to access the international website of Project Gutenberg, a free ebook repository (and audiobooks), get a "Your
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Grammarly Grammar and Spelling Checker issues
Grammarly is a widely used, AI-powered writing assistant and grammar-checking platform designed to improve the quality of written English.
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uTorrent Web First Look
uTorrent Web is a web-based client of the still-popular uTorrent BitTorrent application.
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View Image for Google Images extension for Firefox and Chrome
View Image is a browser extension for Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox that adds a "view image" button to Google Images so that users can click on it to displa
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SeaMonkey 2.49.2 is out
The developer's of the Internet application suite SeaMonkey have released version 2.
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Missing Google Images' "View Image" button? Use Startpage Image Search instead
So, Google pulled the "view image" button on the company's Google Images search engine recently leaving many users puzzled.
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Google may remove View Image button on Google Images
Getty Images announced today that it has come to an agreement with Google that includes a global licensing partnership between the two companies and accompanyin
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Disable "What do you want to do with" in Microsoft Edge
Microsoft's Edge web browser displays a "what do you want to do with" prompt when you download files in the browser by default.
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How to enable extensions in Microsoft Edge's InPrivate Browsing mode
Microsoft introduced support for extensions in Microsoft Edge in the Windows 10 Creators Update.
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Tech Support Scammers may freeze your browser
Tech support scams come in many forms; from basic popup messages or fake screenshots posted on websites to sophisticated operations that try to block users from
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Find out why you can't access a website or service on the Internet
Even the most prominent websites or services may go down.
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eBay wants to intermediate payments
Online marketplace eBay announced today that it plans to intermediate payments on all eBay marketplaces in the coming years.
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Vivaldi Browser 1.14 update released
Vivaldi 1.
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WebAPI Manager: limit website access to Web APIs
WebAPI Manager is an open source extension for the Firefox and Google Chrome web browser that you may use to limit website access to Web APIs.
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Vivaldi browser and privacy
Vivaldi Technologies AS was accused recently of incorporating spyware in the browser.
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Broken Malwarebytes update causes high RAM and CPU usage
Users of Malwarebytes, a popular security solution for Windows, reported on Saturday that the software's RAM usage and CPU utilization was going through the roo
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Thunderbird 52.6.0 with security fixes released
Thunderbird 52.
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Tor Browser 7.5 out with security updates
Tor Browser 7.
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DuckDuckGo's new browser extensions and applications launch
Search engine DuckDuckGo launched updated browser extensions and mobile applications for all major platforms today.
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Test your web browser's cryptojacking protection
Cryptojacking is a relatively new threat on the Internet.
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Web Browsers and Extensions in 2018
Mozilla's decision to switch the Firefox web browser's extension system to WebExtensions had far-reaching consequences not only for Firefox but also for browser
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JSPaint: Web-based Microsoft Paint remake
JSPaint is a free, open-source, web-based, and pixel-perfect remake of the classic Microsoft Paint (specifically the Windows 95, 98, and XP eras).
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Upcoming changes to Pale Moon's Add-on System
The Pale Moon team plans to remove support for Mozilla AMO (Add-ons Mozilla Org) from the web browser on May 8th, 2018.
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Pale Moon 27.7.0 release information
Pale Moon 27.
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Wi-Fi Alliance announces WPA3
The Wi-Fi Alliance announced the WPA3 standard officially on Monday.
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Microsoft Edge Annoyances revisited
I published the article Microsoft Edge Annoyances back in mid-2016.
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Waterfox 56.0.2 security update released
Waterfox 56.
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Dashlane wants to automate passwords in 2018
Passwords are everywhere.
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Fakespot: analyze fake Amazon, Yelp and Tripadvisor reviews
Fakespot is a free AI-powered tool that analyzes online reviews on Amazon, Yelp, TripAdvisor, Walmart, and eBay to detect inauthentic content.
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Yahoo Search becomes unusable because of ads
If you visit Yahoo Search right now from a location in the United States, the chance is high that you get more ads on the search results page than organic resul
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Grammarly Premium review
Grammarly is an online spell and grammar checker for the English language.
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How web trackers exploit password managers
Most web browsers come with a built-in password manager, a basic tool to save login data to a database and fill out forms and/or sign in to sites automatically
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Thunderbird Audit reveals unpatched security issues
A recent security audit of the email client Thunderbird and the encryption extension Enigmail revealed unpatched security issues in the email program and in Eni
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Thunderbird Photon Design refresh and WebExtensions
With Mozilla changing core features of Firefox and cutting ties with Thunderbird, it was not really clear what direction Thunderbird's development would take.
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Amazon Music Storage subscriptions are being retired
Amazon announced recently that the company's Amazon Music Storage subscription plans are being retired.
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Adobe retires Storify but lets it live on as Storify 2 (sort of)
Remember Storify? Storify was a web service to use content from various social media sites and resources in what the service called stories.
