Mozilla announced that Firefox will begin blocking invisible Flash content next month and that the browser will block all Flash content by default starting in 2017.

Chrome will block Flash content on all websites except the top ten most visited ones, which will get an exemption of another year.

Mozilla announced some user-centric changes for its Firefox browser that should make it a little easier for users to understand just how secure some websites are.

The latest update for Google's Chrome Data Saver will reduce data usage on the mobile browser by not loading images when you visit a webpage.

Mozilla updated the Firefox web browser with a tweaked interface and safety features, making the browser more secure and easier to use.

In a new blog post, Microsoft announced many new security features that will be implemented in its Edge browser and will protect against attacker trickery, hacking and memory corruption exploits.

Mozilla announced that it's going to deprecate browser features for non-secure HTTP content and will build new features only for HTTPS connections.

In the second day of the Pwn2Own competition, all browsers fell to exploits developed by security researches. However, Internet Explorer was hacked five times, while Chrome only fell once.