Ars Technica reports that Google has just killed 200 ad injection Chrome extensions. The search giant's researchers in collaboration with their colleagues from the UC Berkeley have uncovered 192 deceptive Chrome extensions that affected 14 million user and have killed those extensions and incorporated new techniques to catch any new or updated extensions that carry out similar abuses.

For those of you who haven't heard the news yet, Adknowledge has become the latest player to abandon the download bundling business. In a email to all its partners last month, the company wrote in part.

Microsoft announced news of its new upcoming browser named Spartan. Spartan will replace Internet Explore in Windows 10. Adoption of new Windows OS takes 2 years, so the impact of Spartan won't be felt by Google Chrome or Firefox for some time.

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