Chrome 70 Disables Controversial Login, Adds Progressive Web App Support And More
Chrome 69 introduced a lot of things, and Chrome 70 picked up where 69 left off. Most importantly, it makes the browser better not worse.
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Security Bug Found In Tumblr Could Have Leaked Users' Personal Information
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In an open letter, Tumblr revealed that they found and fixed a security bug that could have potentially put some users' information at risk.
'Suggested Changes' On GitHub Allows Developers To Collaborate Within Pull Requests
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GitHub has allowed users to comment within its pull requests. This time, it's going further by allowing users to write code snippets reflecting the desired change, right inside the pull request itself.
Facebook Gets More Proactive In Stopping Fake News, And Demotes Stolen Contents
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Facebook is not a media company. But no matter how hard the company repeatedly said that it isn't, people are seeing it as one.
Using AI, Adobe 'Characterizer' Turns People Into Animated Drawing
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AI can do many things, and Adobe is leveraging the technology to allow people to create animations of their faces.
YouTube Changes How It Counts 'Engagement' For Action Ads: From 30 To 10
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YouTube has TrueView video ads where advertisers can display a call-to-action banner at the base of the video during and at the end of the video.
The 5 Major Security Updates From Google For A Trustworthy Chrome Extension
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Extensions on web browsers extend what browsers can do. Since developers can create whatever extensions they see fit for users, there can be some drawbacks.
Hidden Cryptocurrency Mining Malware Has Been Found On Fake Flash Updaters
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People may go to great lengths to get money, and scamming is one of the most common when it comes to the web.
Facebook Introduces 3D Photos To News Feed And VR
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The social giant Facebook is rolling out a feature which allows users to post photos with a 3D effect to their News Feed.
Mozilla Uses Amazon Polly To Give Its Pocket App A Human-Sounding Voice
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