Pot calls kettle?

Software king of the world Microsoft has poured much scorn on Google's Chrome browser for having a rather large security hole.

Chrome will not trust them any more

After deciding to distrust Symantec's certificates in March, Google has decided that from Chrome 66 it will completely remove any trust of Symantec-issued certificates issued before 1 June, 2016.

Will not block all ads 

Google's Chrome is set to have its own ad-blocker.

Apple, Google and Microsoft need no education

A hardware war is brewing over the US education market with Apple, Google and Microsoft mud-wrestling for the hearts and minds of educators and school districts.

Calls it Crush Steam Edition

Epic Games founder has slammed Microsoft over its rumoured move to build a version of Windows 10 that can only install apps from the Windows Store.

And it can be hacked

Adobe installed a browser extension for Google Chrome alongside an update for the company's Adobe Acrobat Reader DC software.

In a good way

Google has begun adding FLAC support to Chrome, and it should be rolling out to the great unwashed very soon.

But all roads still lead to Chrome

Beancounters for Net Marketshare have added up some numbers and divided by their shoesize and worked out that Windows 10 is installed on 24.5% of devices.

Chrome Alone

A top Googler has denied rumours that Android and Chrome will merge into an OS that crosses platforms.

End of an error

Chrome 55, released earlier this week, now blocks all Adobe Flash content by default.