No matter which browser you choose, you’re accessing the same internet. That is, of course, unless you’re using Tor to trawl the Dark Web. Feeling curious about how to get there and what you’ll find?

A few simple tweaks to your browser can reduce the amount of personal information you give up to advertisers and other tech companies. Here's what to change in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari. I ...

Your Chrome web browser can use Bing, Google, or some other search engine as its default. To change the default search engine, go to Chrome's Settings menu and click ...

Samuel Conibear has been an Android obsessive since the first HTC Desire was released back in 2010. When he wasn't playing with custom ROMs, he was enjoying a successful career helping businesses grow ...

This post will show you how you can disable the Use recommended browser settings prompt on your Edge browser. Microsoft has started prompting “Use Microsoft recommended browser settings” in the Edge ...

In an era where online privacy is a growing concern, using a privacy-focused browser like DuckDuckGo can be a significant step towards protecting your personal data ...

Microsoft Edge now shows the shortcut to create tab groups within the browser's dropdown menu. Normally, such a small addition would go unnoticed or be added with little fanfare, but the tab group ...

Microsoft Edge is doing away with the downloading tray that appears at the bottom of the browser window, soon after you begin a download. It will now have a dedicated option under the Settings menu to ...

It’s been a rough week for Microsoft’s Edge browser in the court of public opinion as users grumbled about the addition of a controversial “buy now, pay later” financing feature and another layer of ...

Microsoft has updated its Edge browser for Mac with several new features, bringing "sleeping tabs," a password generator and monitor, new visual themes, and more. The "Sleeping tabs" feature aims to ...