Opera surprised everyone this week by announcing its decision to adopt the widely used WebKit browser engine. As if that weren't enough to steal the virtual front page, the Norwegian company also acquired Skyfire Labs for $155 million...
- Opera Embraces WebKit In Browser Brain Transplant (CNET)
- Opera Hits User Milestone, Begins Shift To WebKit Engine (PC Magazine)
- Opera's WebKit Move Gives It Shot At iOS Market (Computerworld)
- Opera Acquires Skyfire Labs For Its Speedy Mobile Technology (PCWorld)
- JavaScript Expert: WebKit, Get Your Bug-Ridden House In Order (CNET)
- Mozilla Releases Firefox With New Windows 8 UI Into Nightly Channel (Engadget)
- Facebook Owns Up - Admits Network Breached, Blames "Java In The Browser" (Naked Security)
- Microsoft Patches IE With Record-Setting Updates To Prep Browser For Pwn2Own (Computerworld)
- Why Does Your Company Force You To Use IE? (CNET)
- PeerJS Enables WebRTC Browser-To-Browser Banter (The H)
- Do Not Track Browser Standard: Back On The Rails (CNET)
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