future of browsers

The return of Opera’s Neon browser marks one of the most intriguing inflection points in the evolution of web browsing, promising not just incremental improvements but a radical shift to what Opera dubs the “agentic web.” In a digital landscape already simmering with AI integrations—Microsoft...

Google’s Chrome browser has long been both a powerhouse and a paradox for its most dedicated users—offering essential speed and features, but often at the expense of surging memory use, especially for those who juggle dozens or even hundreds of open tabs. As the web increasingly becomes an...

With the relentless rise of artificial intelligence in consumer technology, everyday web browsing is rapidly being reshaped by features once considered the stuff of science fiction. Not long ago, Microsoft made waves by deeply embedding its Copilot AI assistant into the Edge browser, enhancing...

“Is your browser watching you?” isn’t just a conspiracy-laced question for the back rows of late-night internet forums anymore — it’s today’s digital reality, at least if you’re using the latest version of Microsoft Edge. Because Microsoft, in its relentless charge to automate the world (and...