Gregg Keizer
Senior Reporter
Gregg Keizer covers Windows, Office, Apple/enterprise, web browsers and web apps for Computerworld.
What's in the latest Firefox update? Firefox 73 adds to usability and accessibility options
Firefox 73 is a minor update that highlights Mozilla's decision to speed up the browser's release schedule.
Microsoft syncs Edge's release to Chrome's cadence
It looks like Microsoft plans to update its Chromium-based Edge browser at about the same pace Google updates its Chrome browser.
Microsoft retreats from scheme to change Chrome's search engine
The browser search change was unveiled in January to howls of outrage from users.
Fast forward: What's coming in future versions of Chrome?
Every time Google updates its browser, it publishes release notes aimed at enterprises to highlight upcoming additions, substitutions, enhancements and modifications. Here's some of what's coming.
What's in the latest Chrome update? First step in cookies lockdown
Chrome 80, which arrived this week, begins the process of locking down cookies and includes patches for 56 vulnerabilities.
Microsoft advisory shows whether Edge keeps up with Chrome's patching
The advisory will be updated when Microsoft releases a new version of Edge that includes publicly disclosed security updates from the Chromium project.
Windows 10 update (and retirement) calendar: Mark these dates
Microsoft is releasing new versions of Windows 10 on a set schedule – and just as regularly retiring older versions from support. Here are all the dates you need to know about.
Windows by the numbers: Windows 10 spikes, Windows 7 dives
With Windows 7 no longer being supported by Microsoft, users in January started making the move to Windows 10 in larger numbers.
Top web browsers 2020: Edge passes IE for the first time, 4-1/2 years after launch
There's no sign yet that the just-released Chromium-based Edge is drawing hordes of new users. Meanwhile, Mozilla's Firefox continues its slide, leaving Google's Chrome still dominant.
Microsoft expands forced upgrade for 1809 users
For Windows users still running the October 2018 Update – otherwise known as 1809 – Microsoft thinks it's time to move to 1909.
Opposition grows to Microsoft's make-Chrome-use-Bing plan for Office 365 customers
Customers rail against Microsoft's 'overreach,' calling it 'browser hijacking,' 'adware' and 'malware.'
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