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Microsoft brings Timeline integration to Chrome through an extension as it looks to start testing its new Chromium-based browser.
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Google has changed its stance on upcoming Chrome Manifest V3 changes as benchmark shows they lied about performance hit. Catalin Cimpanu, writing for ZDNet: A study analyzing the performance of Chrome ad blocker extensions published on Friday has prove… Continue reading Google Backtracks on Chrome Modifications That Would Have Crippled Ad Blockers
Google’s main source of revenue is ads, but Chromium developers claim the change is necessary to enhance user privacy and control. Continue reading Upcoming Version of Google Chrome Will Make It Harder to Block Ads
Russell Smith takes a preliminary look at whether Microsoft’s shift to using Chromium in its Edge browser will affect enterprise adoption.
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Joshua Bakita, a former software engineering intern on the Edge team at Microsoft, says one of the reasons why Microsoft had to ditch EdgeHTML rendering engine in Edge browser and switch to Chromium was to keep up with the changes (some of which were n… Continue reading Former Edge Browser Intern Alleges Google Sabotaged Microsoft’s Browser
In evaluating Windows 10 on ARM again thanks to the Snapdragon 850-based Lenovo Yoga C630, its Achilles Heel is clear.
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Cybersecurity researchers have discovered a critical vulnerability in widely used SQLite database software that exposes billions of deployments to hackers.
Dubbed as ‘Magellan’ by Tencent’s Blade security team, the newly discovered SQLite flaw could a… Continue reading Critical SQLite Flaw Leaves Millions of Apps Vulnerable to Hackers
Perhaps not surprisingly, the first feature Microsoft has committed to adding to Chromium is for accessibility.
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Edge joins Chrome, Opera, Vivaldi, Yandex, and Brave. Better for web compatibility, but if one thing breaks, they all break. Continue reading Microsoft’s gutting Edge and stuffing it with Chromium
SwiftOnSecurity, regarding Microsoft’s switch to Chromium as Windows’s built-in rendering engine: This isn’t about Chrome. This is about ElectronJS. Microsoft thinks EdgeHTML cannot get to drop-in feature-parity with Chromium to replace it in Electron … Continue reading Electron and the Decline of Native Apps