Eightpoint today announced that Wave Browser , an eco browser that supports verified ocean cleanup through everyday browsing, ...

The purpose of cyberattacks is to collect the sensitive information of the users. A browser named Wave has been reported as a potential security threat by several security experts. In this article, we ...

We’ve all paused our gaming session to hit up a browser for the solution to a puzzle or boss fight that we just couldn’t get past. The process is muscle memory for some of us: Put down the controller, ...

Almost all of us use a web browser every day, and Wave wants to turn that routine action into an opportunity to support the cleanup of our ocean, rivers, and coastlines. Wave is an eco-conscious, full ...

What if helping the planet was as easy as opening a new tab? Thanks to a powerful new partnership between Wave Browser and 4ocean, that's no longer just a nice idea. Announced Monday from George Town, ...

Whether you hop online to check your emails, read the news, or stream a show, you probably don't think too much about the browser you're using to get your tasks done. A great browser should help ...

Through this partnership, Wave Browser funds 4ocean’s verified cleanup operations led by full-time captains and crews, removing 100,000 pounds of trash from the ocean each year and transforming daily ...

Wave and 4ocean launch a first-of-its-kind partnership that turns everyday browsing into real-world ocean cleanup. GEORGE TOWN, Cayman Islands, Oct. 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Ocean plastic pollution ...

Our everyday tech use has hidden costs. You've probably heard, for example, that large-language model queries use orders of magnitude more energy than traditional ...

Wave Browser and 4ocean CEOs unite to launch a partnership that turns everyday browsing into verified ocean cleanup across the globe. On the left is Alex Schulze, CEO and co-founder of 4ocean. On the ...