Web browsers go AI ‘agentic’: The Browser Company leaves Arc behind. Opera and Firefox debut new features – 25:37. xAI is paying Telegram $300m this year to use Grok – 54:04.

A weakness in Apple's Safari web browser allows threat actors to leverage the fullscreen browser-in-the-middle (BitM) technique to steal account credentials from unsuspecting users.

To address this, cybersecurity company LayerX has launched ExtensionPedia, a kind of “Wikipedia for extensions,” aimed at providing in-depth risk assessments for over 200,000 browser ...

Opera Neon might be the first ‘AI agentic browser,’ able to book trains and code games, but it’s not ready for you to try just yet. Let your browser do the browsing. Skip to main content ...

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Notably, Opera Neon browser features three new buttons on its sidebar: Chat, Do, and Make. Chat presents a chatbot interface with which you can search the web, get answers to your queries, and ask ...

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The functionality lets browsers send web requests to local Android ports to establish various services, including media connections through the RTC protocol, file sharing, and developer debugging.

Dia, a new AI browser from the makers of Arc, is available in beta on macOS, and only to existing Arc members or individuals they’ve invited.

Web browsers are some of the most important pieces of software we use every day, but we take them for granted. Most users settle for whatever default ships with their devices -- and that's a mistake.