Chrome dominates the browser market with extenstive site compatibility and a wealth of built-in AI features, but Firefox offers strong privacy protections and other compelling advantages. Here's how ...

The Google Chrome and Firefox teams are both borrowing features from each others' browsers as part of ongoing efforts to improve the speed and reliability of their projects. This focus on improving ...

Google and Mozilla on Tuesday released fresh updates for Chrome and Firefox to resolve multiple high-severity vulnerabilities ...

You may think that a web browser is just a way to access the web, and that it doesn't particularly matter which one you use. While this is partially true, you'll be ...

Professionals often use more than one type of Internet browser at the same time to take advantage of different productivity tools and features. When working in Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox ...

Users of Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox web browsers will soon be able to initiate video chats without the irritation of downloading additional plug-ins. The Chrome and Firefox development teams ...

Mozilla has introduced AI Window, a new AI-powered browsing mode inside Firefox that lets users choose their preferred AI ...

Firefox is starting to look like Chrome and Chrome is taking steps toward hiding URLs. While there are certainly some supporters of each move, there are plenty of folks disgruntled by the changes.

The namespace is another important difference between WebExtensions and regular Chrome extensions. In Chromium’s extension ...

The post Google is Finally Bringing Vertical Tabs to Chrome appeared first on Android Headlines. A woman celebrating a major ...

It’s been a busy week for Web browsers. Chrome 10 was released a few days ago, and today sees the release candidate of Firefox 4. I decided to take a look at the two open source browser platforms to ...

To put it politely, the Firefox 4 beta’s new user interface is a sincere form of flattery. In the long tradition of “borrowing” other browsers’ features, the next version of Firefox looks a lot like ...