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A new report accuses Microsoft of using 10 "dark patterns" to keep you on Edge

The Browser Choice Alliance (BCA), a group of browser makers advocating fair competition and freedom to choose a browser, commissioned the report, which was produced by the Behavioural Insights Team (BIT).

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Loop Heist Browser Demo Turns Your Recorded Moves Into a Heist Partner

HAESO GAMES has released a free browser demo for Loop Heist, a time-loop puzzle game that lets you pull off heist with your past selves.

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These Are the Best Arc Browser Alternatives, Now That It's Shutting Down

Arc may be dead, but you don't have to crawl back to Chrome.

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Claude helped bring a PS2 emulator to the browser, and it can run GTA San Andreas

TabStationToo brings PCSX2 to the browser with help from Claude. Final Fantasy XII and Burnout ran flawlessly on our GMKtec M8 mini PC, though the project remains experimental and requires your own files.

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How to Export Your Arc Data to a New Browser

Arc will officially sunset on December 22, 2026, giving users two months to transition their data to an alternative.

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Starlink users heavily surveilled by alleged Israeli spy firm — company served ads to geolocate users and spy on browsers and apps

Malicious ads were deliberately served to Starlink users to uncover their identity and launch further surveillance efforts.

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