Chrome 77 With Easy Way To Send Web Page, Bunch Of Developer Goodies, And More
Google has launched Chrome 77 browser to users on Windows, Mac, iOS and Android.
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Anticipating Concerns, Facebook Informs Users Ahead Of Time About Location Settings
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With people's personal data leaking all over the place, due to hacks or unintentionally, there should be something to prevent or at least limit such incidents from happening.
With The Ability To Arrange Attached Images, Twitter Is Giving Users More Control
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A picture is worth a thousand words. This is why people append more and more images, especially on Twitter, where tweets have a character limit.
Google Evolves 'Nofollow' By Introducing Two More, And Treating Them As 'Hints'
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Not many people know that the 'nofollow' tag was first announced back in 2005. Almost a decade and a half later, in 2019, Google is evolving it.
Bringing Back Firefox Test Pilot Program, Mozilla Introduces 'Firefox Private Network'
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Mozilla is an advocate of privacy. And this is can be seen in its approach when developing new features on the Mozilla web browser.
Google Purged 'The Joker', A Malware Residing On Popular Apps In Play Store
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Google Play Store boasts protections that come from Google itself, powered by one of the most powerful AIs and search capabilities unmatched by others.
Updated Google Docs Can Show Word Count As Users Type, All In Real Time
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Google Docs is a word processor included as part of Google's web-based software office suite within its Google Drive service.
Private Instagram Posts Aren’t As Private As What People Think, Researchers Found
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When someone is given privacy, that person expects a place where he/she can do something in private. That is not the case on Instagram.
Two Years After Introducing The New Search Console, Google Says Goodbye To The Old Interface
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A change is a must, especially in terms of web technology, where trends, requirements and needs evolve very fast.
Disclosing iOS Exploit, Apple Blames Google For Creating 'False Impression'
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The iPhone maker Apple is one big company willing to do just about anything to defend its brand.
