Search engines are moving far beyond the early days of showing just a list of websites that might answer your questions. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and wrote about processors, ...

The niche, privacy-focused Brave browser will now block Microsoft’s controversial Recall function by default, the company said this week. But you really don’t need Brave to do it yourself, either.

Brave aims to rid AMP from its web browser with a new feature called De-AMP, which ensures users visit a publisher’s URLs instead of Google’s. De-AMP will be enabled by default in version 1.38 of ...

Lots of browser options exist but outside of Microsoft Edge, very few offer vertical tabs. With this kind of layout, the open tabs in your browser display as a list or as a column of icons if you ...

The Brave browser now has its own search engine. The search engine replaces Google as the new default for the browser, at least for new users. It also replaces previous defaults for other countries, ...

In brief: Brave users that updated their browser should've noticed it now features a built-in crypto wallet. With it, cryptocurrency and NFT holders can manage their portfolios without needing to ...

In context: Google originally came up with Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) framework to help websites load faster on mobile. However, there have been quite a few strings attached with this tech, for ...

Brave is very confident in its privacy-centric search engine — so much so that it's giving Google the boot. As of today (October 19th), Brave will use the engine as its browser's default search tool, ...