Congress is concerned over privacy issues with Amazon’s new Silk browser

One of the more interesting things about Amazon's new Fire tablet is their own browser called Silk. What makes the browser interesting is that it uses a "split" design that has any browser traffic using Silk going ... continue

This could really change the Web and piss off groups like RIAA

According to a post by Marshall Kirkpatrick at ReadWriteWeb the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) announced today the formation of a new Web Real-Time Communications Working Group. This group is looking to lay the groundwork, through client-side ... continue

Apple Safari is a hacker’s info harvesting dream

This apparently applies to Safari on Macs and no word yet if it applies to the Windows version of Apple's browser but the folks over at 9 to 5 Mac have posted an alarming notice to all ... continue

Plugins to be browser agnostic – gee where did I hear that before?

There's been some interesting news coming out of Google and Adobe regarding the idea of Chrome having built-in Flash support. As some have pointed out this is rather curious given Google's apparent support for HTML5 but hey ... continue

Yes folks Google Chrome now has extensions

One of the most waited features for Google's Chrome browser, other than a working version for Mac fans, has to be the extensions that let you add new features and options via plugins. This is the same ... continue

Google Chrome: Should You Convert?

The cat's finally out of the bag, and Google Chrome is actually in our hands. So is it impressive enough to be worth converting? I'll be honest: I wasn't expecting to fall in love with ... continue

Browser for Autistic Kids Released

Zackary is frustrated with the kind of commercial browsers that we have. For a six-year old autistic kid, it has too many options available that causes him to howl in frustration. His grandfather, John LeSieur, was so ... continue