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If you have Microsoft 365 and Windows Virtual Desktop, do you need Citrix? Apparently

With a wave of Nokia's wand, behold as your 4G network magically becomes... 5G

When you see PWA, Microsoft and Google want you to think Programs With Attitude: Web app release tool tweaked

Pretend your holiday wasn't cancelled from next month: Microsoft Flight Simulator cleared for take-off

Rust code in Linux kernel looks more likely as language team lead promises support

Microsoft Visual Studio gets .NET Core debugging – on WSL2

Citrix denies dark web claim of network compromise and ransomware attack

Old-school security hole perfect for worms and remote hijackings found lurking in Windows Server DNS code

So kind of SAP NetWeaver to hand out admin accounts to anyone who can reach it. You'll want to patch this

Burn baby burn, infosec inferno: Just 21% of security pros haven't considered quitting their current job

Safety first: Our Continuous Lifecycle Online tech event this week puts infrastructure security front and centre

Rancher rides off into the SUSE-set after acquisition by Linux outfit

Microsoft integrates Azure Functions with Dapr – for when you run Azure Functions outside Azure. Confused yet?

Languishing lodash library loophole finally fitted for a fix: It's only taken since October to address security bug

USA ends Hong Kong's special treatment, crimping flow of tech to territory

Pakistan pitches ‘most relaxed tax structure’ in the world to tech investors

Google creates $10bn 'digitisation fund' for India

Mixed signals? Yes and no: Analog Devices snaps up rival Maxim Integrated for $20.9bn

As the FCC finally starts tackling its dreadful broadband maps, Georgia reveals just how bad they are

Google: OK, OK, we pinky promise not to suck Fitbit health data into the borg. Now will you approve the sale?

Modular edutech PC crew opens fresh Kano beans with expanded kit and accessories

It's handbags at dawn: America to hit France with 25% tariffs on luxuries over digital tax on US tech titans

Geek's Guide

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's a charred white dwarf star blasted across our galaxy by an ancient semi-supernova

Trump U-turns on foreign student crackdown: F-1, M-1 visa holders allowed to study online mid-pandemic in the US

Double helping of delays for SpaceX as Starlink, ANASIS-II missions cling to terra firma

Japanese probe to land asteroid rock sample in Australia on December 6th

Four years after swallowing Arm Holdings, SoftBank said to be mulling Brit chip biz sale

Fancy some fishy-chips? Just order one of these sensors: Research shines light on suspect component sources

Singapore-sponsored finance blockchain ready to run international payments, say financial heavies

You've think you've heard it all about automation in technology? Get a load of this robot that plugs in cables

Verity Stob

Google employs people to invent colours – and they think their work improves your wellbeing

Cornish drinkers catch a different kind of buzz as pub installs electric fence at bar

All in all it's just another bork on the wall: For pity's sake, begs signage, climb onto the pub's roof and boot me up

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Articles about Chrome

Chrome extensions are 'the new rootkit' say researchers linking surveillance campaign to Israeli registrar Galcomm

UpdatedGalcomm retorts: 'The report is at least irresponsible, if not worse'

Top tip, devs – your Chrome extension doesn't have to suck: 'A few hours can result in big improvements for millions of users'

Coder urges peers to spend more time tuning plugins for performance

FYI: There are thousands of Chrome extensions with so, so many fake installations to trick you into using them

Unethical developers drum up bogus user counts to gain trust

Google rolls out pro-privacy DNS-over-HTTPS support in Chrome 83... with a handy kill switch for corporate IT

Plus: Web giant hears developers' extension concerns, ignores them

Podcast Addict banned from Google Play Store because heaven forbid app somehow references COVID-19

Meanwhile, Pushbullet pushes back after Chrome extension pulled

Google says it'll pick up the tab – and stick it in a lovely colour-coded Chrome group

A desktop browser spring clean can do the soul a power of good

Fake crypto-wallet extensions appear in Chrome Web Store once again, siphoning off victims' passwords

'Seriously sometimes seems Google's moderators are only optimized to respond to social media outrage'

Google pre-pandemic: User-Agent strings are so 1990s. Time for a total makeover. Google mid-pandemic: Ah, we'll reschedule to 2021

Web disruption delayed due to coronavirus lockdown challenges

Google calls a halt on Chrome 82, but the version 83 beta has arrived early – so it's coding and bug finding time ahead

Plus some interesting new side-channel attack possibilities for crims to play with

Oh ... Fudge This Pandemic! Google walks back on decision to switch off FTP in Chrome 81

Deprecation of venerable protocol postponed 'in light of the current crisis'

Another day, another Google cull: Chocolate Factory axes 49 malicious Chrome extensions from web store

Ongoing Chrome Web Store security saga deftly straddles tragedy and farce

Google tests hiding Chrome extension icons by default, developers definitely not amused by the change

Tightening privacy and security may cause pain for add-on makers

We're number two! Microsoft's Edge browser slips past Firefox in latest set of NetMarketShare figures

Though Statcounter puts Moz's finest second. Chrome still top dog

Firefox to burn FTP out of its browser, starting slowly in version 77 due in April

Already sin-binned it in 2018, will keep it around in extended support until 2021, and is way behind Chrome

Google halts Chrome, Chrome OS releases to avoid shipping flawed code, prioritizes security fixes amid coronavirus crunch

UpdatedCOVID-19 raises risk of software bugs due to staff schedule shifts

If you're serious about browser privacy, you should probably pass on Edge or Yandex, claims Dublin professor

Merging search and address bar means more data for the tech giants

Mind the gap: Google patches holes in Chrome – exploit already out there for one of them after duo spot code fix

Pair engineer malicious code from public source tweak before official binary releases

Chrome deploys deep-linking tech in latest browser build despite privacy concerns

It's not a bug, it's a feature, explains the Chocolate Factory

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