Sometime in the next 12 months, Google Chrome will become the world's most popular browser, knocking Microsoft's Internet Explorer off the mountain it has ruled for more than a decade. This fact ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. The world's largest social network had made it easier for ...

Facebook has become an all-in-one content platform that provides reels, and videos content along with status and posts. Millions of people watch videos on Facebook. The videos on Facebook play one ...

Most of the data around web browser market share puts Google Chrome or Safari at the top – with their percentage of the market varying by platform and region. But new research from analytics provider ...

Researcher shows how Instagram and Facebook’s use of an in-app browser within both its iOS apps can track interactions with external websites. Users of Apple’s Instagram and Facebook iOS apps are ...

In the 21st century, the main portal to your life besides the front door to your home is the window of your Web browser. That's why the competition between Microsoft and Mozilla and Apple and Google ...

We can browse in bookstores. We can browse the web. And now we can browser Facebook. That’s because the largest online social network on the face of the earth launched something it’s calling Discover ...

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Facebook spammers have started using rogue browser extensions to prolong the life of their scams, researchers from Web security vendor Websense warned. Attacks using social engineering techniques have ...

You’ve probably noticed the same Facebook advertisements lurking in the corner of your screen or even embedded right into your Newsfeed. It’s no coincidence, the social media giant is feeding you ads ...

Facebook said on Friday that the release of thousands of private user messages wasn’t the result of a hack of its security system, but rather due to “malicious browser extensions.” According to a BBC ...