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What Is the Arc Browser, and Can It Replace Chrome?
Looking for a Chrome alternative? If so, the Arc browser might be for you. What is Arc, what features does it offer and how can you get your hands on it?
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HTML5 - and Adobe - Finally Kill Off Flash
Finally, after years of external pressure, Adobe announced a timeline for the decommissioning of its Flash platform. The company has been working with the web browser teams at Google, Microsoft, Mozilla and Apple to make the demise as painless as possible.
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Still Using IE8 or IE9? It's Time to Stop
Here's one more thing to add to your End-of-the-Year to-do list: If you're still using Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) or IE9 upgrade to the latest version (IE11), particularly if you're using Office 365. Microsoft warned customers about way back in August 2014 that it would stop support for both browsers
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Amazon Unveils Kindle Fire HDX Tablets With Built-In User Support
Amazon's new Kindle Fire HDX tablets are devices for everyone, so one of the new features is an automatic video help system to provide tech support. That and an improved screen and specs should see further growth in Amazon's content empire.
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Pinterest Opts in to Do Not Track
Fans of online pinning service Pinterest are about to get an extra dose of personalized recommendations, the company announced, and that means Web tracking. The feature can be turned off, however, and Pinterest will respect the Do Not Track protocol going forward.
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Opera for Android Beta Out: Tabbed Browsing, Discovery & Save for Later Top Features
Opera Software has released a beta version of Opera for Android. With this release, the company boasts a more organized browser with increased functionality. Opera For Android As technology changes, so do the tools that are used with it.
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Opera Buys Skyfire and Rubs Hands in Glee Over Video Optimization Tech, Network Relationships
Opera Software, maker of Opera browser, has purchased Skyfire Labs, maker of the Skyfire mobile browser. Purchase price was US$ 155 million in cash and performance-related bonuses, and Opera’s aims include the acquisition of Skyfire’s video optimization technology and access to its position within mobile networks.
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Firefox 18 Feeds Need for Web Speed
Web browser provider Mozilla is releasing version 18 of its Firefox web browser, with significantly increased speed for Web apps and games among its chief selling points. Firefox 18 includes IonMonkey, a new JavaScript compiler Mozilla says makes Web apps and games perform up to 25% faster.
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Forrester Report Makes Case for a Single Standardized Browser
Analysts at reputed Forrester Research have released a study on making the business case for standardizing on a single browser. The report was commissioned by Microsoft, however, so it takes a bit of a limited approach to the browser question.
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Bringing HTML5 to Windows Phone 8
Microsoft is promoting the new software developer kit (SDK) available for the IE10 browser as containing an emulator that allows testing of sites on the Windows Phone 8 platform.
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New Report Assesses Content Consumption on Mobile Web
Content on 10-inch tablets is mostly shared by email, while content on mini-tablets and the iPhone is more often shared through Facebook. That’s one of the findings of a new report about Content Consumption on the Touch Web. The report, by tablet publishing and ad provider Onswipe, is
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Chrome Remote Desktop Comes of Age
The lifespan of technology products is far different than that of people. “Childhood,” as represented by beta phase, is measured in months rather than years, and after a year in beta Google’s Chrome Remote Desktop is the latest technology product to put aside childish things and become an adult.
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Enliken Helps You Control Your Privacy, Tells You Who is Selling Your Data to Advertisers
Earlier this month we told you about PrivacyFix, a browser extension that helps put the user in control of their own online privacy.
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Privacyfix Extension for Chrome, Firefox Puts Users in Control of Their Online Privacy
We have become a society intent on not letting Facebook’s privacy settings get the better of us. Thanks to a new browser extension for both Chrome and Firefox, we are a step closer to simplifying our lives.
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