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Safari picks up Vertical Tabs and smarter dark mode in big new update on iOS and macOS
Apple is finally addressing two major frustrations with Safari. With the iOS 27.3 (and macOS 27.3, iPadOS 27.3) updates, Safari will get the option to use vertical tabs, which drastically improves tab management and organization. Furthermore, the dark mode is getting smarter.…
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DiaTweaks brings various UI unofficial customizations to the Dia Browser that are natively unavailable
A new (unofficial) tool called DiaTweaks gives Dia users fine-grained control over the browser’s interface that the official app does not offer. It was created by a developer (@JaceThings), who posted a thread on X about the tool. The thread also includes a video demo of…
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Mozilla fixing Firefox address bar issue that searches URLs instead of loading them
Typing a full website address into your browser only to get dumped onto a search results page is pretty annoying, and it looks like Mozilla is finally putting a stop to it in Firefox. A frustrated Reddit user put the issue in the spotlight by asking why Firefox refused to open a…
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What Firefox’s latest quarterly newsletter reveals about its security direction
Mozilla just dropped its Q3 2026 security and privacy newsletter, and while a lot of the features inside are already live, the way the team framed this recap tells us a lot about where Firefox is heading next. At the top of the list is Mozilla’s approach to finding and fixing…
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Google confirms Chrome 157 stable rollout incoming with 200+ security fixes
Google has announced that Chrome 157 will soon be rolling out to users on Windows, Mac, and Linux, packing a massive 213 security patches right out of the gate. Desktop users should keep an eye out for version 157.0.8103.38 on Linux or 157.0.8103.38/.39 on Windows and macOS over…
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Kagi drops its sign-up wall just as frustration over Google’s AI overreach hits a peak
If you’re one of the many people looking for an alternative search engine to Google Search, then you’re in luck. Privacy-focused engine Kagi just dropped its mandatory sign-up wall, letting anyone test its ad-free web search right out of the box without creating an account. We…
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Firefox v159.0.1 fixes Passkey login failures, Windows crashes & Linux WebGL glitches
Firefox v159.0.1 just reached the stable channel a few hours ago. It’s a minor maintenance update that focuses on fixing passkey sign-in problems, Windows crashes, Linux graphics glitches, and several smaller interface issues. Mozilla has also included security fixes, as…
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Microsoft highlights how Scareware blocker helps fight malicious notifications on Edge
According to an official blog from Microsoft, the Scareware blocker on Edge has uncovered malicious notification abuse, protecting users from various scams. The post from Microsoft also warns users about how attackers trick people through something as basic as browser…
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How a popular Firefox add-on accidentally broke Google’s first playable doodle
Former Google designer Marcin Wichary recently shared a hilarious story on his Unsung blog about how the iconic 2010 Pac-Man doodle accidentally convinced thousands of Firefox users that their computers were possessed. Back in May 2010, Google celebrated the 30th anniversary of…
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Brave tops 130 million monthly users as monthly search volume climbs past 2.7 billion
Brave just crossed 130.77 million monthly active users in October, marking the first time the privacy browser has ever cleared the 130 million mark. Co-founder and CEO Brendan Eich shared the fresh numbers on X, showing that monthly growth actually sped up to 1.9% compared to…
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Google is testing scrollable tabs in Chrome again following months of backlash
Google has finally rolled out a working version of horizontal tab scrolling in Chrome Canary, as mentioned in a new Google Chrome Community announcement shared by the team. If you’re someone who keeps dozens of tabs open at once, you probably know how frustrating Chrome has felt…
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Newspaper group accuses Brave of acting as an unlicensed data supplier for Anthropic and xAI
Brave Software, the makers of Brave browser, seems to be in hot water after The New York Times, the New York Daily News, the Chicago Tribune, and the Orlando Sentinel filed two copyright lawsuits against the company in Manhattan federal court this week. Instead of just suing AI…
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The Browser Company confirms Arc Search on iOS isn’t going away; plans deeper integration with Dia
The Browser Company says that the Arc Search app on iOS is “not going away.” The dedicated AI features will be removed later this month, but it’ll keep working as a browser. You can take a look at the official post from the Arc account on X below. It mentions that AI features…
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Vivaldi Android v8.3 snapshot brings cleaner bookmarks, ad blocker tweaks, and better extensions
The snapshot version for Vivaldi v8.3 has arrived on Android. It focuses on polishing everyday use and builds on top of existing features to improve them, instead of introducing anything major. The official blog mentions that it’s the first Release Candidate for version 8.3. The…
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Perplexity’s Comet browser adds support for extensions on iOS
If you use Comet on iOS, then you’re in for a treat with the latest version of the browser. The new update is live as v26.42.0 on the App Store and adds built-in support for web extensions on iPhone and iPad. According to the official changelog, you can now “search, install, and…
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Fresh stats reveal Chrome bouncing back in desktop browser market share as Edge and Safari retreat
If fresh data from Statcounter is anything to go by, then it looks like Google Chrome is already clawing back the ground it supposedly lost in October’s browser market share report. After sliding to around 65% on desktop in September while Edge and Safari surged, Chrome climbed…
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Brave browser for iOS to get proper iPhone Duo support soon
Brave has officially confirmed that it is working on an update to properly optimize its iOS browser for the new foldable iPhone Duo. This confirmation came after the popular X account @Pirate_Nation shared a short clip showing how weird the app looks and behaves on the iPhone…
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Google Chrome’s ‘Find in Page’ tool may soon support case-sensitive queries
Google appears to be testing a new “Match case” button inside Chrome Canary that lets you filter your in-page text searches by exact capitalization. Browser sleuth Leopeva64 was the first to spot the change. They posted a couple of videos and screenshots on X, noting that “this…
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Tor Browser v16.0 brings redesigned Settings, Linux ARM support, and more
Tor Browser 16.0 is now available for desktop and Android. This is the first stable release based on Firefox ESR 153, bringing in roughly a year’s worth of upstream Firefox changes. The annual transition audit that the company does has also addressed over 270 issues. The team…
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Mozilla revamps security after AI successfully exploits 6 Firefox releases
A widely available open-weight AI model can turn unshipped Firefox security fixes into working exploits before most users receive the update. This information was derived from research conducted by Epoch AI. The model, GLM 5.3, is from the Chinese lab Z.ai. It has successfully…