JavaScript in the browser runs on a single main thread that handles user interactions, rendering, layout, and most ...

The Jellyfin Cinema Project is a free, easy-to-install plugin that works with the current stable version of Jellyfin and ...

Most people choose a web browser for practical reasons: speed, familiarity, compatibility and convenience. Environmental impact is less commonly part of the decision. Wave Browser, however, is ...

AI is everywhere, including in web browsers. If you want to experience the internet in a unique new way, these are the top AI browsers we've tried. I’ve been writing about consumer technology and ...

Google Chrome is ubiquitous. Its major appeal is its deep integration with Google's services, a vibrant ecosystem of extensions and themes, and (usually) speedy ...

Cloudflare’s Kitesurf aims to give AI agents a more resource-efficient and isolated way to navigate the web. Image: Markus Spiske/Unsplash Cloudflare’s Kitesurf browser promises lower resource use and ...

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Mobile browsing has become the primary way many people access the internet. According to Statcounter, mobile browsers account for billions of page views each month, reflecting the central role ...

Google Chrome is the most-used browser in the world, with a controlling market share of close to 70%, according to the latest data by StatCounter. This is despite the existence of many other browsers ...

A massive malvertising campaign is using fake Solana, Luno, and TradingView webpages with malicious JavaScript that instructs browsers to assemble malware directly in memory. The operation has been ...

Web browsers are our window to quite literally everything on the internet. That’s why all the top AI companies scrambled to launch their own web browsers — it allowed them to better see and understand ...

Tom has been covering technology since 2019, having worked as part of the phones team at TechRadar and then as an editor at What to Watch. Since 2025 he’s been a freelance contributor for many more ...