Vivaldi Introduces 'Two-Level Tab Stacking' For Better Tab Management
While browsing the web, people can literally get lost in whatever they are indulged in. And when it's already too late, they will have too many tabs opened.
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'BlastDoor' Is An iMessage Security Feature Apple Refrains From Announcing
Apple often put its pride above anything else. For reasons, Apple is more matured than most of its direct competitors.
Telegram Updates To Allow Users Import Their Chat From Other Apps
WhatsApp from Facebook is clearly having a headache. And Telegram is taking this moment to its advantage.
More Secure But Slower Firefox 85 With No Flash And No PWA Support On Desktop
Mozilla starts rolling out Firefox 85, a version of the popular web browser that packs several improvements and updates.
Tweetbot The Third-Party Twitter Client Becomes A Subscription-Based App
For Apple users, there are plenty of Twitter clients to choose from. And Tweetbot is one of which that has been proven popular among influencers.
iOS Had Three 'Actively Exploited’ Bugs. Apple Said that iOS 14.4 Fixed Them
Apple's software products are considered more polished than most others. But that doesn't mean they're flawless.
Mozilla's Redesigned Virtual Reality Room 'Hubs': A More Web-Based Social Experience
As virtual reality (VR) has become more common, and easier and easier, Mozilla's approach to the field starts with 'Hubs'.
Embracing A Cookies-Less Future, Google Cleverly Values Privacy, And Its Business
Google and privacy are rarely on the same page. But when they do, they can actually benefit each other.
Google Search For Mobile Redesigned With Focus On Information And Not The Design
Google Search is Google's flagship product. As a place where most of its money is coming from, it's obvious that the search engine should experience a special touch.
YouTube's Website Gains PWA Support: A Speedier Experience For Fans
The YouTube app is hundreds of megabytes in size. It's huge, and takes a lot of space.