We’ve compiled an overview of some of the top alternative browsers available today aiming to challenge Chrome and Safari.

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Browsers like Chrome regularly employ tactics to reduce user turnover, including setting the browser as your default. Chrome Canary has recently started testing a new onboarding screen that not only ...

We may not have a killswitch for AI as a whole, but Mozilla is giving users the ability to shut off AI in its Firefox browser (though it could have just not included those features in the first place) ...

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The Pentagon’s newly released National Defense Strategy warns that future wars may no longer be fought solely overseas, arguing the U.S. military must be prepared to conduct combat operations directly ...

A bombshell was dropped on the AI industry when an August 2025 USENIX study found that AI browsers violate user privacy by collecting customer browsing data. Conducted by researchers at the University ...

Companies like OpenAI, Perplexity, and The Browser Company are in a race to build AI browsers that can do more than just display webpages. It feels similar to the first browser wars that gave us ...

The AI browser wars are heating up. OpenAI and other AI companies like Perplexity have gotten a lot of attention with their new AI-first and agentic browsers. They're being positioned as direct ...

OpenAI have launched Atlas, Perplexity have launched Comet. The age of AI driven search is truly here and the fight is on for the future of the web. Harry Menear looks at the latest in the global ...

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