Should Chrome or Safari get your vote in the browser wars? Here are eight reasons to give Google's browser a chance.

There was a time when browser wars grabbed the attention of everyone following the tech sector, with the struggle between Netscape and Microsoft. These days, the struggle goes on but with a much ...

AI isn’t just a layer bolted onto these browsers, it is the new architecture. We’ve gone from tabs and bookmarks to ...

Here's what to expect from the new versions. Microsoft announced Wednesday that it would officially launch its next web browser, IE 9, on March 14, 2011. With this new launch, the tech giant plans ...

forces at play in the coming browser wars. At a high level, if I had to explain what’s happening without worrying too much about the details, here’s how I’d put it in one incredibly ...

You might find yourself curious as to what browser wars even mean. That’s fine and dandy, and the subject of today’s brief retrospective. This is one of the most ...

This might be the start of a new chapter in the browser wars. Over the weekend, Google Chrome routed more Internet traffic than Microsoft’s Internet Explorer, which long has held its spot as the ...

So why should you care about the browser wars or who wins? There are some compelling reasons for caring, and some really compelling reasons for choosing one browser over another. I also give you ...

While it's a lot of fun portraying the browser wars as a zero sum game, the reality is that users are becoming a bunch of two-timers and, in some cases, three-timers. Adrian Kingsley-Hughes asks ...

The browser wars are set to heat up in 2015 after upgrades for Google's Chrome, Apple's Safari and Firefox in 2014, and a report that Microsoft is planning to launch a new browser in the year ahead.

The new round of Internet-browser wars is accompanied by a battle over browser statistics. At stake: which Web browser, Microsoft Corp.'s or Google Inc.'s, is the most popular around the world.

The browser wars continue to heat up. Firefox is exploring a new way of hooking people on its browser faster, instantly setting it as your default web browser upon installation. The experiment ...