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Introduction In the latest episode of Hands-On Windows 135, technology expert Paul Thurrott delves into the evolving landscape of web browsers, with a particular focus on the advancements introduced...
Introduction Microsoft's ongoing refinement of the Windows 11 ecosystem has led to the deprecation of several longstanding applications. While these changes aim to streamline the user experience,...
Windows has evolved dramatically over the decades, but remnants of its past still linger in our systems. Many once-popular applications have faded into obscurity, yet their traces remain—sometimes...
A newly discovered vulnerability in Chromium (CVE-2025-1919) poses significant security risks for Microsoft Edge users, requiring immediate attention from both enterprises and individual users. This...
Windows 11 represents a significant evolution in Microsoft's flagship operating system, blending a refreshed interface with powerful under-the-hood enhancements designed to streamline productivity...
Apple's Safari browser, renowned for its speed and integration within the Apple ecosystem, was once available for Windows users. However, in 2012, Apple ceased support for Safari on Windows, leaving...
Google Chrome has made a controversial change to its scrolling behavior on Windows devices, removing certain visual effects to prioritize battery life. The move comes as part of Chrome's ongoing...
A critical security flaw in Chromium, the open-source engine powering Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge, has sent shockwaves through the cybersecurity community, exposing millions of users to...
For years, the insatiable memory appetite of modern web browsers has been the bane of multitaskers and laptop warriors alike. Microsoft Edge's latest experimental feature—found lurking in its...
For years, Linux enthusiasts viewed Microsoft as the antithesis of open-source philosophy—a proprietary fortress guarding its Windows kingdom. Yet in a remarkable pivot reflecting the cloud-first...
In March 2010, Microsoft introduced the Browser Choice Screen to European users of Windows XP, Vista, and 7, marking a significant step in the company's compliance with European Union (EU) antitrust...
Microsoft is rolling out a new browser choice screen for Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, and even the long-unsupported Windows XP in the European Economic Area (EEA). This move comes as part of...
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