Google is taking its ball and going home, forking the open-source WebKit browser rendering engine that Chrome and Safari currently use and that Opera recently said it would start using. Why? Google ...

One of the thorniest issues in website design is ensuring that all of a site's visitors see it the same way, regardless of which browser or operating system they're using. Microsoft, Google, Mozilla ...

As you might have heard, Microsoft is rebuilding Edge from the ground up, this time using the Chromium code that also underpins Google Chrome. Essentially it’s a switch to a different browser ...

Microsoft will draw a line in the sand of sorts when it releases its new browser for Windows 10, which goes by the code name "Spartan." Microsoft's latest build of the Windows 10 preview, being ...

The browser arena is often portrayed as a three-horse race among Chrome, Firefox, and Internet Explorer, but there’s now a new option that aims to give users the best of all three worlds. It’s called ...

Microsoft recently released a replacement browser for Internet Explorer to Windows 10 testers. Tentatively dubbed Project Spartan, it's intended as a game-changer for the web. Come this summer, ...

No, Chrome for iOS can’t use Blink. At least not if you go by the letter of Apple’s current App Store guidelines, which state that browsers on iOS must use the WebKit rendering engine. Blink, if you ...

Servo, a web browser rendering engine development project launched by Mozilla in 2012, has finally released version 0.0.1. Servo 0.0.1 Release - Servo aims to empower developers with a lightweight, ...

The underlying software that turns HTML pages into the Web page the user sees. A browser engine includes the programming interface (API) and the rendering engine, which converts HTML and JavaScript ...

My Google-Fu is apparently weak. I'm looking for a tool and/or service that can show what a given webpage will look like in multiple browsers. There are a lot of these already but there seems to be ...