Mozilla is moving its IonMonkey JIT much faster to Firefox than we anticipated.

Another Windows, another IE concern. The EU said it is investigating the ability to install other browsers in Windows 8, but said that Microsoft promised to comply with the request of the EU.

How important is it for you to run applications that require hardware acceleration within your browser, or, at the very least, make browsing more enjoyable?

Google's Chrome browser is celebrating its fourth birthday this week.

There are several ways to show common Word, Excel, and PowerPoint file formats in Chrome, the most elegant being the Document viewing App that is offered via the Chrome Web Store.

Here's a full game engine written in C++ ported over to HTML5, WebGL.

Google kicks the V8 benchmark suite to the curb and replaces it with Octane.

Putting user privacy first.

Researchers at Harvard University say that 80 lines of code are enough to make sure that browser can run native machine code without be exposed to hacker attacks.

UK asks for public's opinion on possible solutions for protecting children on the web.