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Germany claims Chrome most secure browser
Germany's state security experts have recommended that Windows 7 users run Google's Chrome browser. -
Firefox is rescued
The Big Cheeses in the Mozzarella Foundation have much to celebrate today - not only have they managed to secure their finances by negotiating a deal with Google, they have released a version of Firefox which is really rather good. -
Chrome inches past Firefox in Internet Exploder's shadow
The Mozilla Corporation is dedicated to looking after the financial operations of the open source Mozilla project. Google is dedicated to taking over the world. -
Google Chrome is killing Firefox
Google's Chrome browser is about to kill off Firefox as the second-most-popular browser, according to one Web statistics firm. -
Hacker steals 200 digital certificates
Hackers may have stolen the security certificates for Mozilla, Yahoo and the Tor project. -
How to stop Facebook and Google trampling on your privacy rights
Companies like Facebook and Google keep infringing on our rights to privacy. Their secretive and menacing privacy policies are ever reaching into our data, handing over the details of your life to third parties when our contacts agree, giving us little choice over who has our information. -
Chrome threatens IE, Firefox
Google's own browser Chrome has become the second most popular in the UK, overtaking Firefox as top challenger to Microsoft's Internet Explorer. -
Adobe releases beta 64-bit version of Flash
To be fair to Adobe, there are not that many 64 bit browsers out there. Microsoft and Mozillaoffer experimental versions. Adobe had been offering a preview release of Flash Player with the codename "Square" which includes full support for 64-bit web browsers on Windows, Mac OS, and Linux computers f -
US cops steal Spanish domain for Big Content
So far there is no hearing date set and the Judge has to rule on Rojadirecta. The government spooks have asked that Mozilla pull an add on to its browser that redirects seized domains. Mozilla has told it to go forth and multiply. -
New Ubuntu Alpha tips up
Another thing which has gone is the GNOME Evolution as the default mail client. Instead is Mozilla's Thunderbird 5.0 which we think is a better choice anyway. -
Troll gives angry Judge "dog ate my homework" excuse
LawCopyright troll Righthaven is blaming an update to a computer browser for not electronically submitting a legal filing before an angry judge's deadline. -
Mozilla tells large corporations to get on their bikes
Big cheeses at the the open source outfit Mozilla have told corporate users who don't like its breakneck upgrade cycle to get lost. -
Another Microsoft site drops Silverlight
Microsoft's SkyDrive web service has just dumped Silverlight and given itself a nice new HTML 5 make over. -
Microsoft says WebGL is the Byron of software
The fact that rivals Google's Chrome and Mozilla's Firefox are shipping with support for WebGL has nothing to do with Microsoft's statement. -
Chrome close to replacing Firefox
Open sauce darling Firefox is about to get pushed out of the Ubuntu Linux universe in favour of Google's Chrome, according to Canonical founder Mark Shuttleworth. -
Hacking toolkit for Apple gear released
Apple has finally been accepted into the realms of real computing as hackers have developed a tool-kit to take the expensive shiny toys to the cleaners. -
WebGL undermines security
Insecurity experts from Context claim that the WebGL standard is a security hole waiting to be exploited. -
The ICO gives guidelines on Cookies
The Information Commissioners Office (ICO) has finally decided where it stands when it comes to cookies and launched guidance on the controversial topic.
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