Microsoft Secretly Boosts Chrome's Incognito Mode Privacy on Windows
Microsoft secretly improved Chrome's Incognito Mode privacy on Windows 10 and 11 last year by preventing copied content from being saved in the clipboard history, enhancing security for a billion users; this contrasts with other browsers like Safari.
Microsoft Secretly Boosts Chrome's Incognito Mode Privacy on Windows
Microsoft secretly improved Chrome's Incognito Mode privacy on Windows 10 and 11 last year by preventing copied content from being saved in the clipboard history, enhancing security for a billion users; this contrasts with other browsers like Safari.
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36% Bias Score
Chrome's Dominant Market Share Defies Microsoft's Edge Push
As of January 4th, Chrome maintains a dominant 66.88% desktop browser market share, increasing by 1.65% year-over-year, despite Microsoft's aggressive Edge promotion campaign using pop-ups and security concerns; however, Google's upcoming Gemini integration into Chrome and potential Windows 11 taskb...
Chrome's Dominant Market Share Defies Microsoft's Edge Push
As of January 4th, Chrome maintains a dominant 66.88% desktop browser market share, increasing by 1.65% year-over-year, despite Microsoft's aggressive Edge promotion campaign using pop-ups and security concerns; however, Google's upcoming Gemini integration into Chrome and potential Windows 11 taskb...
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40% Bias Score
Android Chrome Security Update Enhances Secure Connections
Google is rolling out an Android Chrome security update that enhances secure connections by prompting users to enable "always use secure connections," which defaults to HTTPS and warns users about insecure websites.
Android Chrome Security Update Enhances Secure Connections
Google is rolling out an Android Chrome security update that enhances secure connections by prompting users to enable "always use secure connections," which defaults to HTTPS and warns users about insecure websites.
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32% Bias Score
US Government Pushes for Google Breakup
The US government is pushing for a partial breakup of Google, including the sale of its Chrome browser, after a court ruling found Google guilty of antitrust violations.
US Government Pushes for Google Breakup
The US government is pushing for a partial breakup of Google, including the sale of its Chrome browser, after a court ruling found Google guilty of antitrust violations.
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36% Bias Score
Google Fights Back Against Potential Chrome Divestiture
Google is fiercely resisting a potential court order that could force the company to divest its Chrome browser, arguing the move would harm consumers and the economy.
Google Fights Back Against Potential Chrome Divestiture
Google is fiercely resisting a potential court order that could force the company to divest its Chrome browser, arguing the move would harm consumers and the economy.
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40% Bias Score
Microsoft's Deceptive Google Homepage Mimicry Backfires Amidst Google's Declining Market Share
Microsoft's attempt to mimic Google's homepage on Bing was quickly reversed after criticism, highlighting aggressive tactics in a competitive search engine market where Google's market share is slightly declining, prompting further antitrust investigations.
Microsoft's Deceptive Google Homepage Mimicry Backfires Amidst Google's Declining Market Share
Microsoft's attempt to mimic Google's homepage on Bing was quickly reversed after criticism, highlighting aggressive tactics in a competitive search engine market where Google's market share is slightly declining, prompting further antitrust investigations.
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56% Bias Score
Google Chrome iOS to Add One-Click Delete All Passwords Feature
Google's experimental Chrome iOS app update introduces a one-click feature to delete all saved passwords from the Google Password Manager, aiming for improved usability but raising security concerns due to the lack of a backup mechanism.
Google Chrome iOS to Add One-Click Delete All Passwords Feature
Google's experimental Chrome iOS app update introduces a one-click feature to delete all saved passwords from the Google Password Manager, aiming for improved usability but raising security concerns due to the lack of a backup mechanism.
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52% Bias Score
US Wants Google to Sell Chrome
The US Department of Justice wants Google to sell Chrome and change its contracts with Apple and Samsung, prompting a strong response from Google.
US Wants Google to Sell Chrome
The US Department of Justice wants Google to sell Chrome and change its contracts with Apple and Samsung, prompting a strong response from Google.
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48% Bias Score
US Government Seeks Google Breakup
The US government formally proposed a partial breakup of Google, urging a federal judge to force a sale of the company’s Chrome web browser after finding Google violated US antitrust law.
US Government Seeks Google Breakup
The US government formally proposed a partial breakup of Google, urging a federal judge to force a sale of the company’s Chrome web browser after finding Google violated US antitrust law.
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40% Bias Score