Given that Google Analytics is not designed to collect information that can be used to identify individual users, it will work on Safari 14. Bottom line – marketers do not need to worry about ...

Whether Google succeeded in persuading Safari users to switch to Chrome or not is a separate issue. What remains interesting to know is the final judgement of the US Justice Department on the matter.

Google is testing a new feature called "Script blocking in Incognito" in Chrome for Windows (Windows 11/10) and Android..

Right now, we’re not sure what Google is doing with Safari, but something is definitely cooking behind the scenes. Given recent revelations that iOS 14 actually makes it possible to run Stadia ...

Google got around Safari’s privacy restrictions by exploiting a loophole that allowed the search giant to install a temporary cookie if a user clicked a +1 button embedded in online advertising ...

Google Chrome makes Safari’s user interface look conservative; it makes Apple look timid. And when it comes to innovation, overall daring counts for a lot more than individual successes or ...

In the past, Safari used to be underpowered, which is why a lot of Mac users install Google Chrome without even thinking about it. But you might want to re-think that habit because Safari is not ...

As promised in May, Google has brought the open-source Gears technology to Apple's Safari, augmenting some browser abilities such as using Gears-tailored Web sites while offline.

Google aims to release its Chrome version 100 for all versions, but its macOS type claimed it is faster than Apple's Safari, having its speed unmatched by the built-in browser.