Apple has released iOS 26.5.2 and iPadOS 26.5.2, bringing a batch of security fixes to iPhone and iPad users.
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Microsoft products and AI apps fell to multiple 0-days at Pwn2Own 2026 as researchers claimed huge cash prizes.
Microsoft is a long-standing Microsoft Edge capability in a move that could impact a few legacy workflows and enterprise setups.
No matter how hard other browsers try, people stubbornly do not want to leave Chrome, and its market share is now above 70%.
GitHub pages with over a thousand lines of code are rendering extremely slow on Apple Safari while working perfectly fine on other browsers like Chrome and Edge, and operating systems like Windows 11.
uBlock Origin Lite has received a surprise release on the App Store. The ad blocker leverages Manifest V3 and supports Safari on newer versions of iOS, iPadOS, and macOS.
The most popular browser in the world is solidifying its position, while competitors have a hard time catching up.
Safari browser is getting some new features on iOS 26, alongside the new Liquid Glass system design. Here's how you can use them.
Competing with Chrome is very hard, and even Microsoft is struggling to make a dent in Chrome's market share.
After a couple of changes, Apple seems to have satisfied the EU and the antitrust law to avoid the fine over the browser change on iPhones.
According to the latest findings, Microsoft Edge has reached a new all-time high desktop market share. However, Chrome is still light years away.
In response to the UK watchdog, Apple says it can not afford to let third-party developers access WebKit features for free as it takes time and resources to develop them.
In December 2024, Chrome became even harder to catch up with, leaving all the other desktop browsers way behind.
Challenging Chrome in the desktop browser market is tough, and Statcounter's latest data proves that even mastodonts like Microsoft are struggling.
Statcounter's latest browser stats are here, showing Microsoft Edge getting very close to a 14% market share.
The latest developer betas of iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS Sequoia bring an interesting Safari feature that lets you temporarily remove parts of a webpage. It is called "Distraction Control."
Microsoft Edge is not making any major leaps in the desktop browser market, but, slow but steady, it continues to increase its share. According to the latest data, Edge is about to cross the 14% mark.
In June 2024, Microsoft's desktop browser slightly increased its market share. According to Statcounter, Microsoft Edge currently holds about 13.36%, which grants it second place behind Chrome.
Statcounter reports that Microsoft's desktop browser has now reached its all-time new high share of 13.14%, further securing its "second most popular browser" position in the desktop market.
The new report from Statcounter shows Microsoft Edge slowly climbing up and getting closer to a 13% market share. However, in April 2024, Chrome also increased its share in the desktop browser market.
Apple is reportedly working on new features for Safari. The browser is expected to get an AI-powered Intelligent Search feature to summarize text, a Web Eraser, and UI enhancements with Safari 18.
Microsoft is trying very hard to get more people to switch to Edge. However, according to the latest findings by Statcounter, those efforts do not yield much success and cannot dethrone Chrome.
Microsoft, Apple, Mozilla, Google Bocoup, and Igalia together announced Interop 2024, a continuation of their joint efforts to ensure modern browsers provide great and consistent experience to users.
According to the latest data from Statcounter, the Microsoft Edge browser reached its new all-time high market share of 12.96%, gaining over one point in the first month of this year.
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Thanks to the EU's new Digital Markets Act, iPhone users in Europe will soon be able to download apps from third-party stores and directly from developers. New safeguards have also been put in place.
The December 2023 report from Statcounter is out with new data about the most popular browsers. Microsoft Edge is getting closer to 12%, Safari takes a sudden dive, and Chrome fights back.
According to the November 2023 report from Statcounter, Microsoft Edge achieved its biggest market share to date. However, the browser is still far away from Google Chrome and even Apple's Safari.
Statcounter's July 2023 report is out with new numbers about browsers, operating systems, search engines, more. According to the latest findings, Edge remains the third most popular desktop browser.
Tonight on Microsoft Weekly: Microsoft reports its finances and gets slapped with an antitrust investigation from the EU; Windows 11 receives new builds and features; and Edge has a new mascot.
Statcounter has released the latest monthly report detailing changes in the desktop browser market. According to the findings, Safari continues climbing, Chrome goes down, and Edge is stalled.
Adding support for browsers other than Microsoft Edge will likely boost the use of Bing Chat on the PC platform, although for now it looks like just a few users have access to that support.
Statcounter has released the May 2023 report with the latest data about the browser market. According to the findings, Safari continues climbing after overtaking Microsoft Edge in April 2023.
The latest report from Statcounter reveals a dramatic change in the desktop browser market. Safari, the only non-cross-platform mainstream browser, has overtaken Edge in the race for second place.
According to Statcounter's February 2023 browser market report, Microsoft Edge is about to lose its "second-most popular desktop browser" title to Apple's macOS-only Safari browser.
Microsoft has revealed key areas to work on in 2023 to improve mainstream browsers. It is a continuation of the initiative announced last year in conjunction with Google, Apple, and other companies.
Statcounter has released the January 2023 report with details about the mainstream browser. While the overall picture remains (and will remain) unchanged, all players have modest gains and losses.
Statcounter's monthly report is out, bringing new data about desktop browsers and operating systems. According to the latest findings, Edge did not gain much audience in December 2022.
The desktop browser market is a massive, slowly moving ship. However, some of the leading players continue demonstrating steady growth. Microsoft Edge, for example, now has more than 11% market share.
Statcounter's latest report shows that Microsoft has difficulty getting its browser past 11%. Although Edge is the second most popular desktop choice, its market share remains relatively unchanged.
Mozilla has implied that tech giants such as Google, Microsoft, and Apple use their dominant position in the market to limit, steer, and influence consumer choice, especially regarding web browsers.
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