A few years ago, a YouTube update changed the video player's progress bar, extending it over the full width of the display. Ever since, it's been easy to

Dubbed "Amazon for people on the fringe," the online hub offers chat rooms, a library of manuals, and a directory of 530 local militias around the country.

Google launched features to help voters locate places to vote or drop off ballots ahead of Election Day, the company announced Friday. 

End of the WordPress era? No, we're aiming for 50% of web, says founder

Video platform's report shows US as largest audience, but viewers flooding in from around the world

Take a ride on the internet time machine.

Jozef Jarosciak just put millions of early Usenet posts on a browsable archive for the first time.

We're excited to announce a big step forward with the introduction of route-planning directions on DuckDuckGo Search – private, as always.

Yelp, the local search and review site, said it would post alerts on the pages of...

Twitter said that it locked President Trump’s account on Monday after the commander-in-chief violated company policies by sharing the email address of a New York Post columnist in a chirp.

The move comes after Facebook and Twitter enacted their own bans against the mass delusion.

YouTubers are using AI to bring history to life. But historians argue the process is nonsense

Facebook sues developers of two Chrome extensions that stole user data

Some makers of smart speakers, video doorbells and other hardware have hit roadblocks buying key ads in search results. Gadgets made by e-commerce giant get the edge.

Verizon has been quietly scrambling to unload HuffPost as it grapples with continued losses at the left-leaning news and culture website, The Post has learned.

Advisory applies not just to victims but also to security and finance firms they hire.

The historian talks big data, social media and the US election

A common argument for online voting doesn't actually make sense.

Operation Disruptor is an unprecedented international law enforcement effort, stemming from last year’s seizure of a popular underground bazaar called Wall Street Market.

“People are basically good” was eBay’s founding principle. But in the deranged summer of 2019, prosecutors say, a campaign to terrorize a blogger crawled out of a dark place in the corporate soul.