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Your web browser running remotely in Cloudflare's cloud. That's it. That's the story

Social distancing isn't just for surviving the pandemic – now this internet giant can add it to your browser

15 Oct 2020

Global Privacy Control emerges as latest attempt to let netizens choose whether they want to be tracked online

It's Do Not Track II: The Wrath of Ashkan and Sebastian... Caaaaaaaan't you stop stalking us around the internet

10 Oct 2020

It's 2020 so not only is your mouse config tool a Node.JS Electron app, it's also pwnable by an evil webpage

Malicious JavaScript can inject commands to execute

30 Sep 2020

In a world where up is down, it's heartwarming to know Internet Explorer still tops list of web dev pain points

Incompatibilities and inconsistent standards support among browsers ensure an ongoing source of headaches

24 Sep 2020

Open access journals are vanishing from the web, Internet Archive stands ready to fill in the gaps

Diamonds are forever, scholarly articles not so much, it seems

10 Sep 2020

Google Chrome calculates your autoplay settings so you don't have to - others disagree

We'll just let muted videos autoplay on Chrome for Android because publishers can't be stopped

08 Sep 2020

Microsoft: We're getting rid of Flash by the end of the year - except you can still use it

Disabled by default at the end of 2020, but it will linger on like a bad smell

04 Sep 2020

Brave takes brave stand against Google's plan to turn websites into ad-blocker-thwarting Web Bundles

Draft spec reduces pages to inscrutable data blobs, says privacy bod

27 Aug 2020

Chromium devs want the browser to talk to devices, computers directly via TCP, UDP. Obviously, nothing can go wrong

Web security? We've got that totally under control

22 Aug 2020

Mozilla warns more Firefox website breakage to come because devs just aren't checking for SameSite snafus

UK govt portal among those borked

06 Aug 2020

Mozilla doubles down on anti-tracking tech: It'll be tougher for wily ad-biz cookie monsters to track Firefox

Apple still leading in anti-cookie diet, Google – predictably – in the rearguard

04 Aug 2020

We give up, Progressive Web Apps can track you, says W3C: After 5 years, it decides privacy is too much bother

UpdatedYou lot sort it out

31 Jul 2020

The W3C steers the way the World Wide Web works. Yet it is reluctant to record crucial meetings – and its minutes are incomplete

Ability to debate frankly in private versus right of netizens to know what exactly is discussed

22 Jul 2020

Microsoft Web Live Preview: Hot reload for ASP.NET web applications

New time-saving extension works only with old .NET Framework, for now

16 Jun 2020

No more installing Microsoft's Chromium-centered Edge by hand: Windows 10 will do it for you automatically

Something something pushing us over the Edge

04 Jun 2020

Tor soups up onion sites with bountiful browser bump: No more tears trying to find the secure sites you want

Latest Tor Browser iteration makes the dark web a bit more memorable

03 Jun 2020

Had a bad weekend? Probably, if you're a Sectigo customer, after root cert expires and online chaos ensues

Web sites and services tied to older versions of OpenSSL and GnuTLS have been dropping like flies

02 Jun 2020

Remember when Republicans said Dems hacked voting systems to rig Georgia's election? There were no hacks

'No evidence of damage to network or computers, no evidence of theft, damage, or loss of data'

29 May 2020

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Your web browser running remotely in Cloudflare's cloud. That's it. That's the story

Global Privacy Control emerges as latest attempt to let netizens choose whether they want to be tracked online

It's 2020 so not only is your mouse config tool a Node.JS Electron app, it's also pwnable by an evil webpage

In a world where up is down, it's heartwarming to know Internet Explorer still tops list of web dev pain points

Open access journals are vanishing from the web, Internet Archive stands ready to fill in the gaps

Google Chrome calculates your autoplay settings so you don't have to - others disagree

Microsoft: We're getting rid of Flash by the end of the year - except you can still use it

Brave takes brave stand against Google's plan to turn websites into ad-blocker-thwarting Web Bundles

Chromium devs want the browser to talk to devices, computers directly via TCP, UDP. Obviously, nothing can go wrong

Mozilla warns more Firefox website breakage to come because devs just aren't checking for SameSite snafus

Mozilla doubles down on anti-tracking tech: It'll be tougher for wily ad-biz cookie monsters to track Firefox

We give up, Progressive Web Apps can track you, says W3C: After 5 years, it decides privacy is too much bother

The W3C steers the way the World Wide Web works. Yet it is reluctant to record crucial meetings – and its minutes are incomplete

Microsoft Web Live Preview: Hot reload for ASP.NET web applications

No more installing Microsoft's Chromium-centered Edge by hand: Windows 10 will do it for you automatically

Tor soups up onion sites with bountiful browser bump: No more tears trying to find the secure sites you want

Had a bad weekend? Probably, if you're a Sectigo customer, after root cert expires and online chaos ensues

Remember when Republicans said Dems hacked voting systems to rig Georgia's election? There were no hacks

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Palo Alto Networks threatens to sue security startup for comparison review, says it breaks software EULA

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