New York Times sues maker of Brave web browser over copyrights
The New York Times sued Brave Software, alleging the browser maker infringed its copyrights. The lawsuit concerns Brave’s use of Times content in its products. (reuters.com)
VHS Camera is a free browser-based tool for recording video and taking photos with the look of a 1990s camcorder, or applying that look to existing video. It simulates analogue VHS characteristics such as colour bleed, soft detail, tracking noise and tape hiss rather than simply placing a filter over the image. Users can choose among Clean, Dirty and Worn tape settings, adjust processing quality and speed, add a date stamp, and switch between live recording and photo mode. The date and time can be set manually; on live and uploaded video, the clock continues to advance, while a photo keeps the exact setting.
Users can upload MP4, MOV or WebM clips and preview the effect and sound settings before saving the complete video, with its original sound retained unless changed. Tape sound can add hiss, slight wobble, muffled high frequencies and brief dropouts. Videos export as MP4 where supported, or WebM otherwise; photos save as JPG. Processing happens frame by frame on the user’s phone or computer, and neither uploaded footage nor newly captured media is sent to a server. The tool requires no installation, account or sign-up and works in current mobile and desktop browsers with camera access. Settings allow slower devices to trade image detail for smoother playback.
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The New York Times sued Brave Software, alleging the browser maker infringed its copyrights. The lawsuit concerns Brave’s use of Times content in its products. (reuters.com)
uBlock Origin filters can stop TechCrunch’s autoplay videos by blocking JW Player and Connatix scripts and hiding the empty player boxes. The filters work in full uBlock Origin on Firefox, not uBlock Origin Lite. (cornfieldlabs.github.io)
ReBirth 338 is a browser-based version of the ReBirth music software. It lets users create electronic music with virtual synthesizers and drum machines. (margeux.com)
Cloudflare is investigating network performance issues in the Asia-Pacific, Japan, and China region. A separate Container issue is resolved, while maintenance is underway at several data centers. (cloudflarestatus.com)
Researchers compared the open-source 5G RAN platforms OpenAirInterface and srsRAN, assessing supported features and deployment flexibility. They also measured setup procedures, data rates, and performance with video streaming and cloud gaming workloads. (arxiv.org)
OVHcloud will charge separately for public IPv4 addresses and local storage on B3, C3, and R3 instances starting October 1, 2026; an IPv4 address will cost about €1.97 per month. Instance hourly rates stay unchanged, but total costs will rise by 1.4% to 21.9% depending on configuration. (blog.ovhcloud.com)
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