Microsoft is now joining the Chromium army
Fazeel Ashraf It’s sad for all the 90’s kids. It seems like there’s another death at Microsoft. Just like Edge’s predecessor Internet Explorer was killed off, it seems like Edge is next…
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Google personalizes search results in Incognito, DuckDuckGo study finds
Research by DuckDuckGo suggests Google produces personalized results every chance it gets, even in Incognito mode. This means that users cannot get a moment of respite from online advertisements. Since…
Google will now add live comments to its searches
As if Google wasn’t pushing the boundaries enough in its search engine, the Tech Behemoth has decided to add live comments to its searches. This seems like a totally random…
Firefox Price Wise will save you bucks while shopping online
Noor Imtiaz Keeping up with the holiday spirit, Firefox Test Pilot team is introducing Price Wise and Email Tabs. Firefox tailored these features to make sure the users have more transparency while…
Google is starting to clutter its mobile homepage because of Discover
Google Discover which was announced on Google’s 20th Anniversary, has been made live for US version of Google’s Homepage. Google Discover, is a smart, dynamic newsfeed that shows headlines, sports…
Google Lens is now live for mobiles
Amnah Fawad Google launched its Lens feature for phones with which you will be able to ‘explore within the image.’ On its 20th anniversary, Google brought Lens to the Google Images which…
Mozilla is backing Tor in its fight for user privacy
Mozilla, the organization behind the popular web browser Firefox is backing Tor in its fight for user privacy. Tor just announced its fight for online privacy by running its annual…
Firefox 63 Set to Burn All the Tracking Cookies
Fana Anwar Mozilla is set to release the new Firefox 63. This new version of Firefox comes with protection against third-party tracking cookies. As a result, these cookies will not be able…
Google Dished by a $5 Billion Fine
Having monopolized the Android mobile operating system, it was no hard feet for Google to strike a deal to only allow it’s Play store to be used if the smartphone…
Google is defending its re-launch in China!
Areen Zahra Google is planning to re-launch in China and CEO Pichai has a lot to say about it! Google has been providing its browsing services and affiliated applications across the world,…
ServiceNow all set to make Technical Search Easier!
ServiceNow is struggling to capture FriendlyData for its natural language search processing. Not a techie and need to interact with technical jargon? Worry not, here is the good news; ServiceNow…
Chrome 70 will restrict websites over flawed security certificates
Many users will lose access to a lot of popular websites as Google will soon start restricting access. Chrome 70 will restrict website access because of flawed security certificates. The…
Google Chrome is making its extensions hacker proof
Google just announced today that it will be implementing new policies on how developers publish their extensions. Google Chrome will also handle extensions that need a lot of permissions, differently…
Google to pay $9 billion to remain default search browser on Apple Safari
The Goldman Sachs analyst Ron Hall declared in their new research that Google is inclined to keep its browser as default search engine on Apple’s Safari. This year Google is…
Mozilla delivered a Petition to make Venmo Transactions Private
Jazib Zaman Social media and personal transactions, doesn’t sound right together? Well, PayPal’s peer to peer payment app, Venmo, has been doing it for a long time. Mozilla has delivered a petition…
