Zillow adds FaceTime SharePlay to browse homes with friendsSee listings, photos and maps together. By S. Dent, 12.22.2021
Firefox is about to get much, much fasterEliminating browser clutter will boost speeds by up to 80 percent.By R. England, 05.21.2019
Chrome update stops websites from tracking you in Incognito ModeBut you'll have to enable the feature yourself.By R. England, 04.24.2019
Chrome's 'Lite Pages' now work with secure sitesOn Android, both HTTP and HTTPS pages will load faster over poor connections.By C. Fisher, 03.12.2019
Facebook's 'Clear History' tool won't arrive until spring 2019The browsing privacy feature is taking longer to finish than expected.By J. Fingas, 12.17.2018
Google wants to change the way we interact with URLs'Everyone is unsatisfied by URLs. They kind of suck.'By R. England, 09.05.2018
YouTube is working on an incognito mode for its Android appBrowsing history, begone! By K. Filippidis, 05.15.2018
MIT's Veil service will make private browsing more privateBecause incognito doesn't always mean you're 100 percent secure.By M. Moon, 02.24.2018
Hulu's Live TV service is now much easier to browse on the webNew features include more collections and a dedicated browsing menu.By M. Locklear, 11.14.2017
Algorithm shows the data you give away when clicking suggested linksResearchers found the best way to surf recommendation engines without giving up privacy.By D. Lumb, 08.13.2017
Karma's new hotspot gives users a cloak of invisibilityKarma Black comes with anonymous browsing and a built-in VPN.By R. England, 08.02.2017
Google shows the web is a lot more secure than it was a year agoThe company's new Transparency Report highlights how many sites have moved to HTTPS.By M. Brian, 11.04.2016
Google's redefined privacy policy lets ads follow you everywhereLast June's changes let users opt-in to sharing personally identifiable data, which ads use to better track them.By D. Lumb, 10.21.2016
MIT has a way to speed up web browsing by 34 percentInstead of using compression, the framework changes the order browsers retrieve data.By T. Seppala, 03.10.2016
Google keeps you safe from sneaky download buttons on the webYour browsing experience is about to get better.By E. Alvarez, 02.04.2016
Chrome for Android slims down the internet when speeds are slowIf you're on the subway with the dreaded 'Edge' signal, Chrome will serve you text only.By S. Dent, 12.01.2015
Google's AdID, an anonymous identifier for advertising, could replace the aging cookieBy D. Murph, 09.18.2013