Web-based application developers work really hard on their user experience, and Canonical felt no motivation to take away from that effort. Leave the apps in the browser, where they were designed.

Zen Browser is a Firefox fork that rethinks modern web browsing with vertical tabs, split views, and a clean way to open new tabs — all without AI gimmicks.

So while we don’t really know what Ubuntu Web will look like, it’s easy to imagine an operating system with a Linux kernel, a basic Ubuntu file system, and a Firefox web browser.

Firefox is the default web browser on Ubuntu and most other Linux distributions, but is it the fastest? I put the most popular Linux web browsers to the test to find out. (Image: sjvn) ...

Installing the Opera Browser on Ubuntu Linux I have said many times how much I like the Opera web browser. I generally keep it loaded and use it as my preferred browser, on all of my systems.

With its new Ubuntu Web Apps feature, Canonical says it aims to 'set the Web free of the browser.' ...

This lets you switch between Chrome OS and Ubuntu simply by changing browser tabs. you can even resize the window so you can run Ubuntu apps in one browser tab while surfing the web in another.

Chromium popularity rising on Ubuntu, gains 64-bit support Chromium, the open source project behind Google's Chrome Web browser, now has … ...

While Apple may be pushing Safari on Windows, the company has historically ignored Linux users. Fortunately, thanks to WINE, which allows you to run Windows applications without installing Windows ...

Canonical is adding a new feature to its Ubuntu operating system that will allow desktop users to access popular Internet services without opening a browser window. Instead, a Web page can be ...