According to data provided by StatCounter, Microsoft's desktop browser is now the second most used desktop browser around the globe. The data suggests that 10.07% of computers globally have been using ...

You might already use DuckDuckGo as your go-to search engine rather than Google or Bing (or whatever else—AskJeeves, perhaps?). If you're into DuckDuckGo, then you will be ecstatic to learn that it is ...

The big picture: Samsung is positioning its internet browser as a platform that bridges desktop and mobile experiences, while responding to growing demand for responsive, secure, and intelligent ...

Duckduckgo, the privacy-focused search engine, is working on a desktop browser, the company announced Tuesday. The browser is currently in closed beta on macOS, according to The Verge, with no ...

DuckDuckGo's web browser for desktop uses is now officially in the works, touts the privacy firm, noting that it would be a game-changing privacy-focused alternative for the older options out there, ...

DuckDuckGo has offered an early peek at its upcoming desktop app. In a blog post that recaps the company's year, CEO Gabriel Weinberg looked toward the future as well. He said DuckDuckGo will bring ...

Move over, Safari, there’s a new number two in town! Microsoft Edge has officially overtaken Safari as the second most popular desktop browser behind the one and only Google Chrome. The browser wars ...

WebGPU is quietly reshaping what is possible in a browser window, turning the web into a serious platform for high‑end graphics and compute rather than a thin client for native apps. While support is ...

Mastodon has been gaining popularity ever since Elon Musk's takeover of Twitter. Shortly after the deal became official, Vivaldi became the first browser to create its own Mastodon "instance" called ...

Instagram has finally upgraded its browser-based interface by adding the ability to post. This is great news for anyone who regularly uses Instagram from a desktop or laptop computer. Although easily ...

Opera should give up on the desktop browser market and focus its time on developing for mobile phones, media players and similar devices. But this week I realised Opera's desktop efforts were utterly ...