17 trends tracked about this subject — the full history, oldest to newest below.
Google Chrome is doubling its update frequency starting with version 153 to accelerate the delivery of new features and security fixes.
Google has accelerated the Chrome update cycle to every two weeks to combat evolving security threats driven by artificial intelligence.
Google issues an urgent Chrome browser update to patch a critical zero-day vulnerability actively exploited in the wild.
Brave browser version 1.94 introduces email aliases and passwordless accounts to enhance user privacy and challenge Google Chrome's dominance.
A new macOS malware named AmnesiaStealer allows attackers to remotely control browser sessions and steal Keychain data via fake GitHub downloads.
Google releases Chrome 151 and ChromeOS 151 alongside high-risk government security warnings.
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Microsoft Edge is phasing out Manifest V2 extensions, threatening the functionality of older ad blockers by the end of 2026.
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Google Chrome has released a massive series of updates addressing 1,442 flaws, surpassing the vulnerability count of the previous 23 updates combined.
Chaos ransomware is utilizing msaRAT to hide command-and-control traffic within legitimate headless Chrome and Edge browser processes to evade detection.
Major software updates for Chrome, Firefox, Adobe, and VMware aim to resolve multiple critical security vulnerabilities, including one with public exploit code.
Google is redesigning the Chrome Android navigation bar to integrate Gemini AI as the feature expands to the United Kingdom.
Mozilla Firefox is doubling its update frequency to a two-week cycle to keep pace with Chrome and Edge and counter AI-driven security threats.
Chrome 150 brings a redesigned Android menu and a real back button, closing the gap with Safari.
Google Chrome’s latest update is shutting down long-standing ad blocker workarounds—what users and publishers need to know
Google Chrome’s upcoming software update is set to disable support for widely used ad-blocking extensions, including uBlock Origin.