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A web version of the Mars MIPS simulator now includes a built-in C compiler, allowing users to write and simulate MIPS assembly and C code in the browser.

OpenAI announces that ChatGPT Work agents can now access websites requiring login by allowing users to take over a cloud browser to sign in, with credentials persisting across sessions.

Weblings is a Rust compiler toolchain compiled to WebAssembly, enabling compilation and execution of Rust code directly in the browser via a web UI with a playground and Rustlings exercises.

Interactive Scala 3 tutorials that run in the browser with a live editor on every page, free and open source.

Wanix is a Wasm-native Unix sandboxing tool that lets you run and interact with real Wasm and x86 programs entirely in the browser using Web Components, inspired by Plan 9.

Safari Technology Preview 248 is now available with various fixes and new features for accessibility, CSS, and editing.

A web tool that curates over 3,100 historically popular Hacker News links, categorized by a hall of fame induction system based on submission frequency and breakout events.

Mozilla announces the native integration of Containers into Firefox 153, allowing users to isolate browsing contexts for work, personal, and shopping without relying on an extension.

Firefox 153.0 Beta introduces HDR video playback on Windows, PDF merging and editing, a color picker quick action, QR code sharing, and experimental JPEG XL support, along with several privacy and usability enhancements.

Neural Drive is an action-conditioned world model for SuperTuxKart that runs entirely in the browser via WebGPU, predicting game frames from past frames and controls without a game engine.

Browser FX is a tool that adds real-time audio effects to your web browser.

Orion is a privacy-focused web browser from Kagi, offering native WebKit speed, support for Safari, Chrome, and Firefox extensions, and zero telemetry, available on macOS, iOS, iPadOS, and Linux (beta), with Windows coming soon.

tterm is a product that combines a terminal, a real browser, and Claude Code into a single interface, offering an integrated development environment.

Basement is a shopping browser that features agentic checkout, likely using AI to streamline the purchasing process.

A 1-bit LLM (Bonsai) is now runnable in the browser via WebGPU, enabling efficient on-device inference.

Firefox is compiled to run in WebAssembly, using WebGL-based rendering and an experimental JS-to-WASM JIT, with web content proxied through a Puter-hosted Wisp server.

Built Mira Mini, the first reproduction of Mira, in one week with 364m parameters, supporting four-player Rocket League in the browser, fully open source.

This article explains the various HTTP headers sent by a modern Chrome browser, including sec-ch-ua, sec-fetch, and privacy-related headers, and provides historical context.

Breadcromb is a browser that remembers everything and can act on anything, offering enhanced productivity.

Bonsai 27B is a 1-bit dense large language model that can run locally in a browser using custom WebGPU kernels, enabling efficient on-device inference.