PC World - When Tim Berners-Lee invented the first Web browser in 1990, it was just an application made to read HTML pages passively. Fast-forward to today, and the modern Web browser has become a powerful platform in itself—almost a miniature operating system, capable of running complex JavaScript code and interacting with Flash plug-ins.
A total of 11 security fixes are ready to install.
Google has patched another zero-day vulnerability that was being exploited.
Google Chrome almost always offers to save your passwords for you. Thankfully, you can remove or edit them, as well. Here's how.
