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A New Open Source Tool Is Released To Defend Against Web...

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Ethereum, Solana, and Binance are supported by W3A. A paid "Premium" tier is in development and will soon incorporate WatchDog-powered IP checks, comprehensive reporting...

Linux Apps on ChromeOS

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In this series of articles, the author, who likes to explore different software and hardware devices, outlines his experiences with Linux apps on a...

Google’s Deeplearn.js brings machine learning to Chrome browser

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Google has developed open source library called Deeplearn.js to enable an integrated machine learning experience on Chrome browser. The library helps to train neural...

Ultimate tips and tricks for Chrome DevTools

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  Google Chrome is undoubtedly one of the most popular web browsers -- used by over a billion users around the world. Apart from the...

Google Chrome 57 debuts with CSS Grid Layout

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Google has upgraded web browsing experience with the release of its Chrome 57 for Windows, Linux and Mac users. The latest Chrome brings CSS...

Google Chrome on iOS now gets open sourced

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After several years of efforts, Google has finally open sourced its Chrome on iOS. The latest development has brought the open source web browser...

Chrome on Fedora becomes vulnerable drive-by download attacks

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Though Google Chrome is one of the secure web browsing solutions, a new vulnerability has surfaced online that can exploit your Fedora system with...

Android Pay gets expanded with Chrome integration

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Google is aggressively pushing Android Pay to reach the masses. After enabling the mobile payments from smartphones, the search giant has now released a...

Firefox: Its past, present and … future?

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If Google had sneaked in a crack sabotage team behind enemy lines at Mozilla, the tech giant could not have been more successful! Mozilla...

Google Chrome is discarding Flash to favour faster, advanced HTML5

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While Adobe Flash has already left its shine on the web world, Google is finally dumping Flash experience from its Chrome to favour HTML5....