Users will now get updates for the two browsers every four weeks, though companies can opt for a slower cadence. Google’s Chrome and Microsoft’s Edge began their every-four-weeks release cadence with ...

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In brief: Reaching version 100 should be a milestone for a web browser, but it's actually an event that could break some websites for people who use Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, or Mozilla's Firefox ...

The latest development was reported by Windows Report. “If you open the Chrome download page in Microsoft Edge, you may see a ...

Can't decide? Here are the key differences in a side-by-side comparison Google Chrome is the reigning king of browsers, with ...

Microsoft has begun prepping enterprises that may want to switch to an optional slower release cadence for the company’s Edge browser. Earlier this year, Microsoft announced that Edge, which relies on ...

Both Microsoft and Google have issued important updates for their respective web browsers thanks to a new security vulnerability. According to Google, this vulnerability was reported by an anonymous ...