Browsers

Are you looking for some Google Chrome alternatives? You've come to the right place.

Are you looking for Tor alternatives? You've come to the right place.

If your tabs are getting out of hand, you need some help. Here's everything you need to know about how to use tab groups in Google Chrome.

If you want the benefits of Chrome without the privacy concerns and performance issues, then try these Chromium alternatives to Google Chrome.

Microsoft has launched recently a new version of its Microsoft EDGE browser, built with chromium. Is it worth checking out?

The new Microsoft Edge is now available for Windows and macOS. It's fast, secure, and even lets you install Chrome extensions. Here's how to use it.

All major browsers now offer 'private' or 'incognito' browsing modes. But just how private are they and what do they actually do to protect you?

If you want to browse the web faster and more efficiently, you need to use Safari on your iPhone or iPad. These pro tips will make you forget about Chrome, or any other browser!

This article explains what a web browser is, the difference between a browser and a search engine, and gives five examples of popular browsers.

Browser extensions can slow down your computer, collect your personal information, or offer you unwanted ads or popups. If there are extensions you don't use, this guide will help you remove them.

Do you want to block Kim Kardashian or see Nicolas Cage pictures replace every picture on the internet? Here is a list of hilarious extensions for Firefox, IE, and Chrome you have to play around with!

I'll show you how to literally rock your Internet Explorer favorites toolbar. Add, delete and rename your internet browser shortcuts, as well as some awesome tricks that go beyond normal web surfing.

Did you know that web browsers save your search and browsing history during each session? Learn how to delete your history from popular web browsers, as well as use private browsing options.

We all know the most popular web browsers such as Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Chrome. However, do you remember Netscape or AOL? Have you ever heard of Flock?

Web browsers are a core aspect of our online world. The top ones are Chrome, Internet Explorer, and Firefox. This article explores Chrome, which is one of my favourite browsers.