Microsoft is overhauling its struggling Edge browser in pretty much every way over the next year. The proprietary EdgeHTML engine underpinning the browser will be abandoned in favor of the Chromium ...

Google today announced a “Supporters of Chromium-based Browsers” initiative in partnership with The Linux Foundation, while detailing its contributions to the open-source browser project. The goal of ...

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Google's Chromium project carries the typical polish of Google products, and browsers built on it, like Chrome and Edge, have great usability. But, since Google heavily relies on user data for ...

Chromium, first released by Google in 2008, is one of the most popular software projects in the world. A vast majority of internet users use Chromium in some way — it's the software unpinning both ...

If you've ever used Google's free Chrome browser, you may be aware that it's closely related to another, similarly named Google project called "Chromium." Chrome and Chromium share a heavy portion of ...

Eagle-eyed users have spotted a comment thread in the Chromium Gerrit that points to Microsoft's custom tab management features becoming part of Chromium itself. Share on Facebook (opens in a new ...

Android 5.0 Lollipop, set to be released in November, fixes a design issue in Android KitKat that left the OS exposed to newly-disclosed bugs in the Chromium project. Google has quietly introduced a ...

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The Chromium Project is adding bonuses of $1,000 or more on top of some of its current payments for finding bugs on the Chromium web browser. The Chromium Project is adding bonuses of $1,000 or more ...