"BROWSER" content on TweakTown - Page 1

If you're seriously into your chess, then this new spin on the Opera browser is likely to be of interest, coming with all sorts of chess-related extras.

In testing, you can select a piece of text and the chatbot instantly rewrites it - you can then choose from various parameters to change the tone and more.

Tighter privacy than Chrome, with all kinds of protection against tracking, and a dedicated YouTube video player that does things very differently.

That's in-between the amounts we've previously seen offered with the VPN, and it's not a bad allowance - but it's less than some providers.

That makes two zero-day vulnerabilities that have hit the Chrome browser in the space of a week, which isn't a good look for Google.

Microsoft engineer Jen Gentleman just shared a piece of browser functionality that's a really nifty shortcut we can't believe we didn't already know about.

Microsoft is adding features to Edge at a fair old pace, and some users are worried that the browser is in danger of becoming overly bloated.

The integrated VPN has been spotted in the release version of Edge, so it should roll out more widely soon - although the service does have some catches.

The outlook email client is trying to get iOS users to open links not in Safari, but in Edge, in a similar vein to the promotion we've seen in Windows.

Chromium says 0.3% of ads consume 27% of network data used by all ads and it plans to stop them.

Someone has gone and created an emulator running on JavaScript that can load Windows 98 and other, simple, OS's to play with.

Opera is getting upgraded soon with version 37.0 sitting in beta and a few surprises holding out until the final release. What could those surprises be?

Remember when Google Chrome was great? It was fast and we loved it. We show you how to make it fast again and less of a memory/resource hog.

Chrome has downloaded and installed a listening protocol on your computer in the background without us noticing.

Real life tragedy can affect gaming too - Stick Cricket changes its animation due to a major Cricket mourning.

The makers of Firefox want to give you console-quality games in your browser.

Mozilla ends Windows 64-bit version of Firefox as it's not a priority.

Rightware releases Browsermark 2.0, free to use benchmark tool for browsers.

Firefox 15 brings with it silent updates, no longer forcing you to watch the progress.

Google unveil Octane, a JavaScript benchmark suite.

Mozilla preparing a preview of Firefox for Windows 8, would be released next month, offers Modern UI.

JavaScript-based Nintendo 64 emulator lets you play games from within your web browser.

Internet Explorer 9 to arrive on the Xbox 360, will sport Kinect controls.

Mozilla heads into 2012 with a new plan dubbed "Project Snappy"

Firefox 10.0 is here, folks, includes full-screen apps and more.

And take a look at the evolution of major web tech and browsers since the Netscape era.

Bringing lower memory usage, faster startup time and more.

Google Chromebooks! Chromebooks I tell you!