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Google tests hiding Chrome extension icons by default, developers definitely not amused by the change
Tightening privacy and security may cause pain for add-on makers Google is testing a user-interface change that will hide Chrome extensions by default, which is not going down well with developers.
Mozilla plugs two Firefox browser holes exploited in the wild by hackers to hijack victims' computers
Update now before it's too late Mozilla has released security updates for its Firefox browser in conjunction with a US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) advisory warning that critical vulnerabilities in the browser are being actively exploited.
Just cough into here, please: Cambridge-developed app slurps the sounds of COVID-19
No stethoscope needed – but you don't get to know the results A team at the UK's Cambridge University has created an application to collect the speaking, breathing and coughing sounds of participants in the hope of building predictive models to "contribute to the early diagnosis of COVID-19".