According to Opera, Project Reborn is aiming to create a new high-quality look for the browser that is more cohesive across platforms. The current production release of Opera has subtle ...

Mozilla has opened up about its mission to reinvent the web browser for the multi-core, mobile age. The foundation behind the Firefox browser is working with Samsung to create Servo, a new browser ...

Firefox version 136.0 introduced vertical tabs natively to make tab management easier and more organized. Microsoft Edge was previously the only browser with vertical tabs, making it a top choice for ...

Chrome is one of the shining lights of Google’s app suite – being the preferred browser for around half of all web users for its minimal interface and fast loading speeds – but that doesn’t mean it ...

We’ve seen many good examples of how AI can help people make their lives easier, and AI agents play an important role in this, as they can complete many tasks on behalf of the user. Last month, the ...

Mozilla and Samsung have announced that they are collaborating on a next-generation web browser layout engine. The engine, called Servo, has actually been under active development for the last few ...

Apple this year made some significant changes to Safari with iOS 15, which has been repaginated with a new unified address bar at the bottom of the screen. While this change upset a number of iOS ...

When a Web surfer clicks on an icon to launch his or her favorite Web browser, only the geekiest of the geeky pay any thought to which engine layout is at work. The typical Web user has no clue that a ...

Much of the hype in the design community around the portable communication and set-top box sectors have focused on building equipment, such as 3G mobiles, that provide video conferencing capabilities, ...

WebKit, the Apple-supported open source project behind Safari, is the first browser layout engine to support a new Web standard that makes it easier for developers to take advantage of high-resolution ...

Google’s just-released Chrome takes the same approach to browser design that Google takes to its home page — stripped-down, fast and functional, with very few bells and whistles. That’s both the good ...