In a world where web browsing security is paramount, recent developments concerning the Chromium code base have emerged as critical points of interest for Windows users. Specifically, on September 19, 2024, a vulnerability identified as CVE-2024-8907 was disclosed. This security flaw has been...
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Recent developments in cybersecurity have brought to light a significant vulnerability concerning Chromium-based browsers, specifically the type confusion vulnerability classified as CVE-2024-8904. This security flaw affects the V8 JavaScript engine utilized by not just Google...
On June 13, 2024, a significant security vulnerability was identified and logged as CVE-2024-5834. This specific CVE was assigned through the Google Chrome security team, underscoring a critical gap within the Chromium framework that also affects Microsoft Edge, which operates on the Chromium...
On July 18, 2024, a significant security vulnerability was identified within Chromium, designated as CVE-2024-6775. This flaw, referred to as a "use-after-free" error in Media Stream, has important implications for users of both Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge, the latter being Chromium-based...
On July 25, 2024, a significant security vulnerability designated as CVE-2024-6995 was publicized regarding an inappropriate implementation of fullscreen functionality within the Chromium codebase. This vulnerability not only affects Google Chrome but also has implications for Microsoft Edge...
The recent identification of CVE-2024-7971, a security vulnerability classified as "Type Confusion in V8," has raised significant concerns within the tech community, especially for users of Microsoft Edge, which is based on Chromium. In this article, we will delve into the nature of this...
In the ongoing quest for improved efficiency and user experience, Google is rolling out a significant update for Google Chrome on Windows systems. This upgrade introduces support for "Parallel Process launching," a feature designed to enhance the browser’s startup speed and overall performance...
In an ever-evolving digital landscape, Google Chrome continues to enhance its performance capabilities, particularly for users operating on Windows 11. The latest upgrade introduces Parallel Process Launching, a feature aimed at accelerating the browser's startup time and overall responsiveness...
Microsoft is working diligently to optimize its Edge browser and make it a more attractive alternative to Google Chrome by introducing a new RAM-limiting feature. This change could sway users who are tired of Chrome's notorious memory consumption issues. Here’s a closer look at this feature and...
Changing the default web browser on your Windows 11 device might seem like a simple task, but it can significantly improve your browsing experience. If you find Microsoft Edge isn't meeting your needs, switching to a different browser can lead to enhanced performance, security, and unique...
In a significant move that highlights ongoing security concerns, Google has rolled out a critical update for its widely used Chrome browser, specifically targeting Windows users. This update comes amid a recent surge of attention surrounding browser security, as millions of users may have...
In a significant development for Windows users, Google is introducing stylus handwriting support to its Chrome browser on Windows 11 and 10. This update allows users to write directly into text fields using a stylus, enhancing the user experience for those utilizing touch-enabled devices such as...
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I have recently installed Windows 11
And I have faced this problem
When I use Google Chrome and move the mouse near the scroll, this icon appears
This icon also appears in some programs, such as Photoshop
This icon comes near the scroll and disables scrolling with the mouse roller and you...
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I'm using the MSMG Toolkit to create a custom Windows 11 image for my own systems; I've added drivers and tweaked it as much as I can / as much as the toolkit allows. What I'd like to do now, is to add 3rd party installers and have them automatically be placed in either the Desktop or...
Windows 7 and Windows 8 Support
As of January 1 2024, Steam will officially stop supporting the Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 operating systems. After that date, the Steam Client will no longer run on those versions of Windows. In order to continue running Steam and any games or other...
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Thanks to a new phishing method, hackers could steal all sorts of personal information by simply mimicking real login forms in Application Mode. This is a feature that’s available in all Chromium-based browsers, which includes Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Brave. :shocked...
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Dear Expert Every time I install Windows 7 I first download google chrome, after downloading chrome doesn't install and starts downloading again,
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ALERT to the disabled community who uses Dragon NaturallySpeaking 15! Windows 11 is NO GOOD. It doesn't allow any commands for using key applications, such as Firefox and Google Chrome and Google email. The Microsoft browser of Edge is also not voice-enabled, which is why I changed to using...
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Running W10 (current) current EDGE, and Google browser (current @ 96.0). Is there a way to cast what I see on my W10 desktop to my smart TV's using EDGE and Google browsers?
On the Google browser clicking to view the dropdown menu, "Cast" is not there. In EDGE, I click on the menu to "Cast...
My Win10 desktop locked up last week. First Chrome would load only to quit after a short while, may 5 minutes. Then the machine wouldn't restart.
I took it into the local shop that installed a new SSD about July (this year) and the tech gave it back saying he could not find anything wrong.
WTF...