When considering browsers, people generally think of Chrome, Firefox, and Edge, but the real power lies in the engines that run underneath these browsers. The engines ultimately dictate how your ...

Over the history of the Web, we have seen several major shifts in browsing software. If you’re old enough to have used NCSA Mosaic or any of the other early browsers, you probably welcomed the arrival ...

The web browser is probably one of the most important tools on your computer, and you’re most likely viewing this article on one built on Chromium. The new Ladybird Browser aims to break free from ...

With Chrome dominating the web market, alongside new entrants like Vivaldi and Arc grabbing the headlines, it’s easy to forget the browser that once ruled the internet: Firefox. Mozilla has been ...

WebKit, which powers both Apple's Safari and Google's Chrome, is the first browser engine to fully pass the Acid3 Web standards test Developers working on WebKit announced late last week that the ...

The Open Web Advocacy group claims that despite claiming to allow rival browser engines on the iPhone, Apple has made it impossible for developers to create them. At the end of June 2025, the European ...

What if the web wasn’t ruled by a single engine, a single vision, or a single company? In a world where Chromium-based browsers dominate over 70% of the market, Andreas Kling’s keynote presentation on ...

Developers working on WebKit announced late last week that the newest build of the browser engine, which powers both Apple Inc.’s Safari and Google Inc.’s Chrome, has aced all of the requirements of ...