You’re constantly leaving your fingerprint all over the internet. You leave it with the personal information you share willingly, the personal information you share unknowingly, and with the mountain ...

Back in those early days of using Linux, you'd have heard me screaming at the top of my lungs from any given mountaintop that I'd never use a piece of software from MS. That was then, this is now.

Readers of this august website may recall that a year ago, I lauded Firefox and its progress toward becoming a genuine alternative to Google’s dominant Chrome browser. As much as I liked where Firefox ...

More pixels means more productivity. In the coming age of browser-based applications, it's more important than ever to thwack that thicket of icons and menus. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from ...

One of the main reasons I switched from Safari to Chrome is the seamless cross-platform syncing the browser offers. Chrome's integration with Google apps enhances both my browsing experience and ...

What information is available about me on the internet whenever I am online? Have you asked this question to yourself? If you think you are safe sitting on the Internet behind your computer, browsing ...

If you're reading this story in a single browser tab, because you only focus on one task at a time, congratulations, you can stop reading now. You likely know everything I'm about to say. This piece ...

If your credit card information is stored in your internet browser so that you can input it via auto-fill, your financial information may not be secure. “If the device is compromised — if someone’s ...

How to Check If Someone Else Accessed Your Google Account Your email has been sent Review your recent Gmail access, browser sign-in history and Google account ...

I’m not sure how it happened, but over time my web browser has amassed all kinds of bad auto-fill data. The great promise of auto-fill is that you can fill out online forms with one click, but too ...