<p>In a significant move, <a href="https://www.whatsnewonthenet.com/microsoft-and-google-were-working-together-to-fix-these-five-browser-problems/">Google, Microsoft</a> & a few other major players have joined forces to improve compatibility across different Web browsers. In other news, <a href="https://www.whatsnewonthenet.com/firefox-87-is-out-today-adds-smart-block-for-improved-private-browsing/">Firefox 87</a> with more privacy focused features is out today.</p>

In a significant move, Google, Microsoft & a few other major players have joined forces to improve compatibility across different Web browsers. In other news, Firefox 87 with more privacy focused features is out today.

<p>In a significant move, <a href="https://www.whatsnewonthenet.com/microsoft-and-google-were-working-together-to-fix-these-five-browser-problems/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Google, Microsoft</a> &amp; a few other major players have joined forces to improve compatibility across different Web browsers. In other news, <a href="https://www.whatsnewonthenet.com/firefox-87-is-out-today-adds-smart-block-for-improved-private-browsing/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Firefox 87</a> with more privacy focused features is out today.</p>

Facebook brings back F8 as virtual event. Microsoft, Google join hands to work on browser compatibility issues

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Facebook brings back F8 as virtual event. Microsoft, Google join hands to work on browser compatibility issues

Facebook brings back F8 as virtual event. Microsoft, Google join hands to work on browser compatibility issues