When everything resides on the web, nothing is more important than internet connectivity ...

Running a Windows environment directly in your browser can be incredibly useful for various purposes, such as testing, development, and even casual use. However, finding a reliable and functional ...

The Browser Company, makers of the Arc web browser, released its Windows version today. The company started testing the Windows client in December, and it said that more than 150,000 people have been ...

The alternative web browser Arc has released a Windows version for the first time. Arc has become something of a cult hit on the Mac by offering a different slant on web browsing. It has a distinct ...

The Browser Company announced today that it is onboarding the first set of users for its Windows client — launching today as a beta version. Users and observers have been demanding a Windows version ...

Changing the default browser is a great way to improve your Windows 11 web-browsing experience. If you've got a favorite browser then you can switch the default browser in Windows 11 so that you ...

If you're feeling nostalgic about Windows XP, you can now run an emulation of it in your web browser. The project was made by a Redditor who wants to help people "bring back some memories." Accessing ...

Opera is releasing a new optimized version of its web browser for devices running Windows on Arm, the tech firm announced Thursday. Opera EVP of Browsers and Gaming Krystian Kolondra says in a ...

Windows is about to get even deeper AI integration, complete with chatbots gaining access to your PC’s apps — if you want. But it’s not just about the operating system. The humble web browser is about ...

Arc, a formerly Mac-only internet browser from The Browser Company, is coming to Windows. In a post on X, the company today announced that its first Windows beta invites are already hitting inboxes.

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Tomorrow Microsoft ends support for Windows XP, and if you believe the company and others, XP holdouts are head-in-the-sand technophobes heading for disaster. In fact, though, sticking with XP can be ...