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Q&A: CISO sees 'enterprise' browser as easier way to monitor employee web use
Bob Schuetter, CISO at Ashland Specialty Chemicals, has been piloting a new enterprise-specific browser as a way to secure web traffic and company data associated with SaaS applications.
Start-up emerges with an ‘enterprise browser'
The Island browser is based on Chrome and can limit site access and stop employees from uploading and downloading data, copying and pasting information, and even taking screenshots.
VPNs and browsers — staying secure while online
There’s been a growing focus on the use of VPNs for routine surfing. But browser choice, search engine selection, and third-party tools are at least as important for online security.
Microsoft beefs up Edge's security against zero-day attacks
In the latest beta release of its Edge browser, Microsoft introduced a new feature for IT admins to better secure the Chromium-based app against web-based attacks on desktop systems.
How to bookmark Safari Tab groups (and other bookmark tips)
Safari Tabs are moderately useful for research, though Apple made some some inconsistent UI decisions.
26 time-saving tips for the Chrome Android browser
Become a mobile browsing pro with these advanced tips for Google's Chrome Android browser.
How Apple's iCloud Private Relay supports enterprise VPN
Apple's iCloud Private Relay is compatible with enterprise security policies, including VPN and proxy server prohibition.
Privacy-centric DuckDuckGo to release Mac desktop browser
DuckDuckGo said its new desktop browser app will act much like its mobile app, allowing users to perform internet searches without tracking or installing cookies on Apple devices. The company claimed the browser is cleaner, more...
Give your Chrome OS interface an instant upgrade
Your Chromebook's got a new and improved way of getting stuff accomplished, and it'll take you all of 20 seconds to turn it on.
A look at Microsoft's patches and fixes in 2021 — the year of change
This year saw the (planned) end of Windows 10, the birth of Windows 11, a new version of Edge, a plethora of patches — and not a few spillover effects from them. It wasn't your typical year for Microsoft.
Microsoft may soon let Windows 11 users bypass Edge as the default browser
A new Windows 11 build allows users to set browsers other than Edge as the default, but the new feature is only available to users of Microsoft's Insider program.
How to get more out of Edge (and bolster its security)
By tweaking a few important settings in Microsoft's browser, you can ensure your online surfing is more secure.
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Edge and Windows 11 — the return of Microsoft's IE fiasco?
Microsoft, are you really planning to repeat your biggest business blunder?
Microsoft releases its Windows 10 November 2021 update
The big news is that the Windows 10 release cadence is joining Windows 11 and returning to just one feature update a year from now on.
With latest Safari preview release, Apple tweaks ProMotion scrolling issue
Apple's new MacBook Pro laptops offer a 120Hz screen refresh rate via ProMotion, but new owners complained Safari wasn't using the new display feature.
Recent Windows 11 Insider build looks to thwart Edge browser workarounds
The Insider Preview disabled third-party software that makes it easier to bypass the Edge browser. One app developer accused Microsoft of anti-competitive practices.
What's in the latest Firefox update? 93 improves SmartBlock, debuts sponsored search suggestions
Firefox version 93 blocks downloads over insecure connections, boosts the browser's anti-tracking prowess and introduces Firefox Suggest.
The Chrome shortcut sidebar you didn't know you needed
Attention, Chrome-dwellers: This clever new browser enhancement will change the way you work on the web — for the better.
Chrome, Edge kick off faster release cadence; enterprises can skip versions
Users will now get updates for the two browsers every four weeks, though companies can opt for a slower cadence.
