In today’s fast-paced digital world, timely security updates are essential. A recent patch addressing a heap buffer overflow vulnerability in Chromium’s GPU component—identified as CVE-2025-1426—has underscored the importance of continual vigilance in browser security. Although the vulnerability...
A new vulnerability, CVE-2025-0999, has been flagged in Chromium’s V8 JavaScript engine—a core component that not only powers Google Chrome but also underpins Microsoft Edge, among other Chromium-based browsers. This article explains what the vulnerability entails, why it matters to Windows...
A newly disclosed vulnerability in Chromium—CVE-2025-1006—has caught the attention of cybersecurity experts and Windows users alike. This use-after-free flaw in the network component, originally assigned by Chrome’s security team, underscores the continuing challenges of robust memory management...
Microsoft continues to redefine its Windows 11 experience—and now, it’s doing so with a subtle but effective twist. In a move that appears designed to gently nudge new users toward its own ecosystem, Microsoft is rolling out a “Welcome to Windows 11” greeting that automatically opens in Edge...
Microsoft Edge is quietly experimenting with its privacy toolset once again. In the latest test rollout on the Edge Canary channel, users on Windows 11 may soon notice a “Get VPN for free” button embedded within the browser’s Secure Network hub. This new initiative aims to bolster online privacy...
Paul Thurrott’s latest episode of Windows Weekly—titled “Celebrity Condiments”—delivers a vibrant medley of topics that range from cutting-edge Windows Insider updates to futuristic breakthroughs in quantum computing. In this episode, Paul teams up with Leo Laporte and Richard Campbell to...
Windows 11 is celebrated for its modern design and improved performance, yet many users have long grumbled about the clutter—those pre-installed apps that seem to do little more than hog precious system resources. If you've ever wished for a leaner, meaner version of Windows 11 without the...
Microsoft Edge has evolved over the years—from a simple bundled browser to an integrated component of Windows. Yet, many users with a penchant for customization or a preference for alternative browsers have often wondered: "Is it really possible to uninstall Edge completely?" While Microsoft...
In a week that seemed tailor-made for tech enthusiasts, major headlines collided—from a humorous quip by Bill Gates on trading Windows versions to the promising early reviews of the highly anticipated RPG Avowed. Add to that some eyebrow-raising legal maneuvering by Nintendo, confusing cues from...
In an era when Windows users demand transparency and straightforward functionality, Microsoft's latest support page debacle highlights a growing frustration. If you've ever looked for instructions to uninstall Microsoft Edge—only to be met with a dazzling list of browser features—you’re not...
In the ever-evolving digital landscape of 2025, your web browser is more than just a gateway to the internet – it’s an extension of your computer's performance, security, and overall user experience. Whether you’re a dedicated Windows 11 enthusiast or a power user juggling multiple projects on...
Hello, Windows enthusiasts! Welcome to our deep dive into this week’s Microsoft Weekly roundup—a treasure trove of updates spanning a smoother Windows 11 Start menu experience, revised CPU requirements, and a host of insider previews, security patches, and even a few fun nuggets. Grab your mug...
In a move designed to streamline multitasking and keep workflows flowing seamlessly, Microsoft is introducing a new feature in the Outlook and Teams desktop apps for Windows that opens web links directly in Microsoft Edge. This update, detailed on Microsoft's support page, promises an integrated...
Managing Your Microsoft Edge Browser History for Privacy and Performance
In a digital age where every click forms a part of your online persona, managing your browser history isn’t just about clearing old memories—it’s about safeguarding your privacy and ensuring smoother performance. Today, we...
If you’ve ever been bummed out by Microsoft Edge crashing, refusing to open, or simply misbehaving, you're not alone. Whether you’re running Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 7, or even Edge for Mac, there are several surefire ways to get you back browsing with confidence. In this...
If you’ve ever found yourself puzzled by content appearing in the wrong language or experience a mismatch between your device language and your online accounts, you’re not alone. Microsoft understands the need for consistency, and their support page for checking or changing language settings...
In an era marked by evolving cybersecurity threats, up-to-date knowledge remains our best defense. Recently, security circles buzzed with discussions surrounding CVE-2025-0995—a use-after-free vulnerability found in the V8 JavaScript engine, one of the core components powering Chromium browsers...
On February 14, 2025, a critical vulnerability—CVE-2025-0998—was identified in the Chromium project. Specifically, it involves an out-of-bounds memory access flaw within V8, Chromium’s blazing-fast JavaScript engine. For Windows users, particularly those using Microsoft Edge (Chromium-based)...
In today's fast-paced digital environment, the security of our browsers is paramount—especially for Windows users who rely on cutting-edge technology to navigate the web securely. A recent update has drawn our attention to Chromium's CVE-2025-0996, which concerns an "inappropriate implementation...
A fresh vulnerability alert has emerged from the security community: CVE-2025-0997, a use-after-free bug identified in Chromium’s navigation mechanism. As Chromium serves as the backbone for several browsers — including Microsoft Edge (Chromium-based) — it’s crucial for Windows users to...