#browsers

Chrome 153 starts a two-week milestone cycle, down from four. Google says Chrome 149 and 150 alone fixed 1,072 security bugs as LLMs find flaws at scale.

TryNix boots a Linux kernel compiled to WebAssembly and runs any of 310,083 nixpkgs versions in a tab. Python 3 takes 7.5 seconds on a first visit.

The most dangerous software on your company's laptops isn't the app IT approved. It's the PDF merger...

Playwright supported browsers explained: Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit, how browser installs work, and how CDP connections change what you can run.

Google finally removed all Manifest V2 extensions from the Chrome Web Store on August 31, 2026 — including uBlock Origin. Here's the full timeline, what Brave and Firefox users need to know, and why MV3 still can't replace uBO.

Introduction Choosing the right primary browser for web development is a decision that...

Cloudflare launches Kitesurf, a cloud‑hosted browser built for AI agents that cuts compute costs vs Chromium. Learn why developers care.

React 19.3 shipped on September 9, 2026. View Transitions and Fragment Refs are now stable, and the release carries no breaking changes.

uBlock Origin Concedes to Facebook: The Ad Blocker War's Tipping Point In a move that sent...

Dive into PWA performance, runtime memory efficiency, hardware access via Web APIs, and how Project Fugu and WebAssembly bridge the native capabilities gap.

The web has changed. A website is no longer just one page from one server. Behind a normal-looking...

One browser, three lives: work tabs, personal tabs, that freelance client's stuff. Profiles give each life its own Chrome, with separate bookmarks, pa