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Bitwarden Tests New App Design With Vault Switcher And Better Search
The Bitwarden public beta runs through October 31 and supports existing accounts and real vaults.
GitHub to Ditch Coding Terms “Master” and “Slave” Amid Protests
GitHub follows other tech companies in the move.
Google Is Sued for Tracking Users, Even in Incognito Mode
Google is facing its next privacy challenge.
Brave, Opera, and Vivaldi Vow to Continue to Allow Ad Blockers, Even After Google Chrome Stops
Many were wondering what would happen to other chromium browsers after the Chrome changes. Here’s the answer.
Firefox Will Now Block Trackers by Default
It won’t go as far as other browsers but it’s a good start.
A Google Chrome Bug Is Preventing Users From Clearing Their History
The bug is affecting some users on the more recent versions of Chrome.
The Company Behind Adblock Plus Just Backed Factmata, Another Fact-Checking Company That Wants to Profit on Being Arbiters of Truth
Entrepreneurs want to get rich from deciding what’s true.
Google Starts Promoting Alternatives to Google Search and Google Chrome to Android Users in Europe Following Record Fine From the EU
This follows Google being fined a record €4.3 billion ($4.8 billion) by the European Commission and being ordered to change its anti-competitive business practices in relation to the Android operating system.
New Firefox Feature Is Designed to Make Websites Less Annoying
The main idea behind this experiment is to study how users interact with notifications and collect valuable data about types of notifications that should be blocked by default.
Block Annoying Chat Popups With the New Hello Goodbye Browser Extension
Hello Goodbye is a free browser add on that lets you get rid of those annoying chat and helpdesk pop-ups.
A Chrome-Browser Monopoly Is on the Horizon – Even Skype Now Only Works in Chromium Browsers
Microsoft’s attitude towards not supporting less widely used browsers will surely pave a way towards monopoly in the coming future.
A Photosensitive Epilepsy Blocker Has Just Entered a Beta, Aims to Prevent GIF-Induced Seizures
Millions of people are thought to suffer from photosensitive epilepsy, a condition in which a seizure is induced by certain moving imagery. This new browser extension offers a safe haven for sufferers.
