An Arm version of Google Chrome is currently in testing, as confirmed by an X user Pedro Justo, who spotted an ARM64 version of the browser in the Canary channel. It is an ARM64 version of Chrome built for Windows 11 Arm-based devices.
The browser ‘Brave’ that was launched back in 2019, is reported
to have been automatically adding VPN services to some users’ computers without
their permission.
It has been revealed that any time a user has downloaded Brave since 2020, its VPN services, namely Brave VPN and Brave Wireguard, came along with it too, whether the user intentionally wanted it or not. The services are an added, paid integration, which means that they would be active only if a user subscribes to them.
Mozilla has revealed in a recent blogpost that Firefox’s Android
app will soon allow users to add a wide range of extensions on their Firefox
browser, which is a part of the upcoming Android release.
The support is expected to be launched before the end of this year and will make Firefox the only major Android browser to support an “open extension ecosystem.”
The Browser Company developed a browser called ‘Arc’ that became
one of the hottest new browsers on the market. It has been created by Darin
Fisher, a software engineer who has contributed to the development of some of
the biggest browsers to exist, including Mozilla, Firefox, Chrome, and ChromeOS.
After testing Arc for over two years now, and adding interested people in the
waitlist, The Browser Company is finally rolling it out as an app.
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