5 newsletters, ranked by editorial quality and how recently they published. Looking for something more specific? Search instead.
A personal blog-style newsletter covering retro computing, web browsers and assorted tech, with practical how-tos and nostalgic write-ups. Readers get hands-on guidance such as PowerShell scripting tips, Ubuntu wallpaper archives and ways to avoid Google's AI Overviews.
Technikatsu is a personal blog-style newsletter by a working software professional who writes candidly about how AI is changing software engineering, and about privacy-minded choices in tech such as browser selection. Each issue mixes first-person reflection with practical reasoning about the author's own tools and career.
A personal product-management blog by b3 with short, opinionated essays on building apps with AI coding tools, comparing AI browsers, and designing trust moments for AI agents. Readers get first-hand accounts of the author's tools and workflows along with a product-minded take on the AI landscape.
A privacy-focused blog covering browser fingerprinting, cookies, browser choice, and browser extensions for resisting online tracking. Readers get long, explanatory walkthroughs of how tracking works and what tools and settings can reduce it, with an open, non-prescriptive tone.
This newsletter from Wavebox, a browser vendor, covers setup tips, feature explainers and release notes for its Brainbox AI assistant, Smart Notes, Spaces and layouts. Readers get practical how-to guidance for organising and configuring the Wavebox browser, mostly written as product announcements.
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