Learn directly from the experts behind OneStart, many of whom worked hands-on in building the browser and its features. You’ll also discover articles from guest contributors who are specialists in AI, cybersecurity, and SaaS technology.
Google’s new IP Protection feature automatically masks Chrome users' IP addresses using Google-run proxy servers. The feature is part of a broader push to enhance user privacy online—but it also disrupts how websites track users, detect fraud, and measure legitimate engagement.
Firewalls and traditional antivirus tools weren’t built to stop today’s most evasive browser-based threats. HEAT attacks exploit web technologies, deliver malware through common tools like Google Docs, and use social engineering to bypass security controls.
Introduction Search-Based to Task-Based Browsing Agents and the AI Browser Race The Invisible Cost of Convenience Intelligent Hubs or AI Wild West? …
Zero Trust is one of today’s go-to security frameworks, especially as businesses move toward cloud environments, hybrid teams, and remote work setups. It’s built around a simple idea: don’t automatically trust anything, always verify.
This op-ed targets tech-savvy readers, policymakers, digital strategists, and curious internet users interested in the future of artificial intelligence. The piece aims to challenge the common view of the AI race as a cutthroat competition and instead offers a perspective that emphasizes collaboration, shared values, and long-term safety.
Artificial intelligence is doing more than just helping us; it’s interacting with itself. As autonomous AI systems increasingly collaborate, compete, or even confuse each other, the ripple effects are showing up in business, cybersecurity, finance, and technology. Here’s why that matters, and what leaders need to know.
Shadow IT used to mean installing software without permission. Today, it’s more subtle, and more dangerous. Employees use unsanctioned AI tools, browser extensions, and cloud platforms every day to speed up their work.
This op-ed explores the evolution of browsers from traditional web access tools (like Chrome and Safari) into productivity hubs and multi-purpose workspaces (like Arc, Vivaldi, Shift, OneStart and others).
When Facebook’s parent company, Meta, announced it was investing a massive $14.8 billion in a company called Scale AI, the tech world erupted. Critics immediately cried foul, politicians demanded investigations, and headlines screamed about another tech giant trying to monopolize the future.
This topic investigates how the introduction of Google’s AI Mode—a conversational, generative layer within Search—is reshaping how users interact with search engines.
Explore the current role of HTTPS in web security, dissect the misconception that HTTPS automatically means a site is safe, and highlight the evolving threat landscape where malicious actors abuse HTTPS for phishing and malware delivery.
New Additions Easily find help by clicking the improved Help button, which now takes you to https://onestart.ai/welcome/ Additional Significant Updates Updated to …
New Additions We added the Gaming Tab to the OneStart Apps Library. The tab provides access to a gaming app store where …
New Additions We made modifications to the DualView left and right buttons. These buttons are now accessible directly on the browser without …
Bugs Fixed The browser issue has been successfully resolved to enhance your user experience. When you click the AI chat icon on …
New Additions The OneStart home button will now open a new tab if your current browser tab isn’t already a new tab. …
New Additions After installing, this update ensures that the OneStart bar will launch automatically. Additional Significant Updates Updated to chromium version 117.0.5938.150