Microsoft Edge

Major web browser vulnerabilities have been discovered this week. The two separate security problems are found in Firefox and Chromium that ......

The cybersecurity company Avast has released a review on web browser extensions and found out which ones might contain malware-like behavior.
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Just a few years ago, in the eve of Windows 10, Microsoft made the decision to retire the good ol' Internet Explorer for a new and improved browser.
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Google unveiled its WebP image format already back in 2010 but it hasn't taken the world by storm in the manner that the company probably expected, ......

After years and years of development as a part of the Windows 10 ecosystem, Windows 10 Mobile never managed to grow into a proper business. ......

Earlier this week, Microsoft launched new extensions for its Edge browser, which until recently, had none.

Microsoft Edge, the company's evolution for Internet Explorer, may be storing data it should not be.

Microsoft has confirmed that it is indeed stopping support for Internet Explorer 8, 9 and 10 on January 12th, as previously announced.

Microsoft has confirmed that its new Edge browser will get the promised extensions and add-ons, but in 2016.

Microsoft has announced today that their new Edge browser will soon support the open source WebM/VP9 video format.

Microsoft has effectively killed off its own Silverlight browser media player, confirming that its upcoming Microsoft Edge browser will not support the framework.

As we learned earlier this month, Windows 10 is ready for launch on July 29th, a major update to the operating system that will cost most legitimate Windows users nothing to upgrade. What new features are coming?

Piriform's CCleaner software has been updated to support Microsoft's new Edge browser (Project Spartan), and all you Windows 10 fans can get it here at AfterDawn.

Microsoft's Internet Explorer successor, previously codenamed as 'Project Spartan,' is officially known now as Microsoft Edge.