Web Browser

The Firefox browser will be supported on Windows XP and Windows Vista until June 2018: Mozilla

While XP was one of Microsoft’s best operating systems, it made its debut 16 years ago in 2001.

An Internet Explorer bug allows hackers to capture all the text that you enter in the address bar

A researcher has disclosed an Internet Explorer bug that allows a hacker to steal the text from the browser’s address bar.

Vivaldi releases version 1.12 with three usability oriented features requested by users

Vivaldi is a browser oriented towards power users by from Opera co-founder and former CEO Jon Stephenson von Tetzchner.

Vivaldi launches version 1.11 with controls for GIF animations and a refreshed icon

The new features focus on improving accessibility, with an enhanced reader mode, more control over GIF and the ability to fine tune mouse gestures.

Smartphone motion sensors give can away your PINs and passwords

Researchers at UK's Newcastle University have demonstrated how easy it is to steal a four digit PIN by analysing how much your smartphone tilts as you type.

Meet Opera Neon, the experimental browser that might replace your desktop

Opera Neon is an alternative, experimental browser from Opera that wants to give us a glimpse into the future of computing.

Project Spartan to co-exist with Internet Explorer: A look at the highlights

Seems like Microsoft is moving on from Internet Explorer to another web browser. At the Windows 10 event last night, Microsoft officially announced that Project Spartan will now be the new web browser for Windows 10.

Spartan: Microsoft's new browser that might kill Internet Explorer

The new browser, codenamed as Spartan, will be unveiled on January 21, in the company's hometown of Redmond, Washington, when Microsoft shows off Windows 10 for the first time.

Celkon mobiles partners with Opera to bring affordable Android phones sporting Opera Mini Browser

EU fines Microsoft $731 mn for not giving users choice of web browser

The European Union fined Microsoft Corp 561 million euros ($731 million) on Wednesday for failing to offer users a choice of web browser, an unprecedented sanction that will act as a warning to other firms involved in EU antitrust disputes.