For Google Chrome fans, the relatively new browser just claimed third place in the United States by overtaking Apple’s Safari browser in a weekly statistic count by StatCounter. From June 21 to June 27, StatCounter analyzed 874 million website views from the United States and checked to see which browser accessed the website. They determined more »

Passing up Safari, Google’s Chrome internet browser has been named third most popular internet browser with a 4.63% share compared to Safari’s 4.46% according to California-based measurement firm Net Applications. This is the first time that Safari has been in fourth place but I doubt it will be there for long. Only 16 months into more »

Security flaws in Apple’s Safari web browser are nothing new. Apple has been very good at keeping quiet about security issues regarding Safari, but its giant rival, Microsoft, has been taking a different and more vocal approach. Last Friday, Microsoft released Security Advisory (953818) that warns users of a “blended threat” caused by the combination of a security hole in Safari and the way Windows XP and Vista handles executables located on the desktop.