Chrome and Mozilla
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Google Quietly Releases Chrome 62 to Stable Channel for Linux, Mac, and Windows
Google quietly promoted the Chrome 62 web browser to the stable channel today for desktops, including Mac, GNU/Linux, and Microsoft Windows platforms.
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Chrome 62 Promoted To Stable
Google has released Chromium/Chrome 62 as the latest update to its widely-used web browser.
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Chrome Working On JPEG Encode Accelerator With VA-API/V4L2 Support
Landing in the Chromium browser code-base this morning is a JPEG encode accelerator interface.
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Mozilla brings Microsoft, Google, the W3C, Samsung together to create cross-browser documentation on MDN
Community contributions are at the core of MDN’s success. Thousands of volunteers have helped build and refine MDN over the past 12 years. In this year alone, 8,021 users made 76,203 edits, greatly increasing the scope and quality of the content. Cross-browser documentation contributions include input from writers at Google and Microsoft; Microsoft writers have made more than 5,000 edits so far in 2017. This cross-browser collaboration adds valuable content on browser compatibility and new features of the web platform. Going forward, Microsoft writers will focus their Web API documentation efforts on MDN and will redirect relevant pages from Microsoft Developer Network to MDN.
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A Week-Long Festival for Internet Health
Says Mark Surman, Mozilla’s Executive Director: “The Internet is layered into our lives like we never could have imagined. Access is no longer a luxury — it’s a fundamental part of 21st century life. A virus is no longer a nuisance consigned to a single terminal — it’s an existential threat that can disrupt hospitals, governments and entire cities.”
But much of the Internet’s best nature is flourishing, too. Each day, new communities form despite members being separated by whole continents. Start-ups and artists have access to a global stage. And open-source projects put innovation and inclusion ahead of profit.
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