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Google Chrome 114 Arrives With New Reading Mode

It has been four weeks since the release of Chrome 113, which means it’s time for yet another update. Google is now rolling out Chrome 114, with a new take on Reader Mode and some under-the-hood improvements….

Corbin Davenport 4d ago

Google Chrome’s Reader Mode Has Been Quietly Removed

Google Chrome has offered a hidden Reader Mode for years, providing a simplified view of any web page you visit. Google announced a similar Reading Mode back in March, and ahead of that feature’s rollout next week, the origin…

Corbin Davenport May 26th

You Can Now Change Google Chrome’s Look With One Click

Google Chrome has supported themes for years, allowing you to pick a new design from the Chrome Web Store. There’s now a simpler way to give Chrome a new look, but it does have one annoying catch.

Corbin Davenport May 25th

How to Track Price Drops Using Google Chrome

One of the best things about online shopping is the ability to track prices over time. There are a bunch of tools to help you do this, but you may already have one—Google Chrome. We’ll show you how it works….

Joe Fedewa May 20th

Google Chrome Will Start Blocking Tracking Cookies in 2024

Google has been working on a replacement for tracking browser cookies, collectively called the Privacy Sandbox, for a few years now. It’s almost ready for a wide rollout.

Corbin Davenport May 18th

Google Chrome Has a Hidden Dial-Up Emulation Mode

Curious about what it would feel like to browse the modern web through a dial-up modem? A hidden option in Google Chrome will let you easily emulate the experience.

Jason Fitzpatrick May 12th

Video Calls Just Got Better in Google Chrome

Google has been pushing AV1 as the new video codec for streaming video, but it’s still not supported in hardware by most computers, leading to more CPU and battery usage. The latest Chrome update is trying to fix that….

Corbin Davenport May 3rd

Google Chrome Is Ditching the Lock Icon for Websites

The lock icon in the address bar has led to plenty of confusion in modern web browsers, as it can give the impression that a site is safe even when it isn’t. Google has a plan to fix that problem: get rid of the icon entirely…

Corbin Davenport May 2nd

Google Chrome 113 Is Now Available to Download

It seems like just yesterday that Chrome 112 arrived, thanks to the browser’s speedy four-week release cycle. Google’s release of Chrome 113 starts today, with a few impressive changes under the hood.

Corbin Davenport May 2nd

Why You Should Stop Using Google Chrome Today

There’s a good chance that if you’re reading this, you’re doing so in Google Chrome. The browser may lead the pack in terms of market share, but have you considered giving rivals like Firefox, Brave, or Safari a shot? Here’s …

Tim Brookes Apr 26th

Google Chrome’s Memory Saver Is Getting More Options

Google added a Memory Saver feature to the Chrome browser back in February, which hibernates background tabs after a certain amount of time. Chrome might soon give you more control over how the feature works….

Corbin Davenport Apr 25th

You Should Try Chrome’s Hidden “Quick Commands”

Google is constantly testing out new features and improvements for Chrome. One feature called Quick Commands has been in the works for a while, and it might be one of Chrome’s most useful hidden features….

Corbin Davenport Apr 24th

Another Zero-Day Vulnerability Is Plaguing Chrome

Google Chrome has been having a rough week. Google just released a patch for the second zero-day exploit in the last week. This one is apparently being actively exploited online, so you should update Chrome immediately to pr…

Arol Wright Apr 20th

Why You Should Use Bionic Reading in Chrome (or Any Browser)

We’re all constantly absorbing information online. Bionic reading is an approach to reading that can help you read faster, retain more information, and boost your productivity in your favorite web browsers—like Chrome….

Reyadh Rahaman Apr 15th

Google Chrome Is Getting Faster

Google Chrome receives constant updates with new features and capabilities, and earlier this month, Chrome 112 started rolling out. Google has now detailed some of the performance improvements in that release….

Corbin Davenport Apr 13th

Google Chrome on iPhone Might Get a New Design

Google is constantly working on new features and improvements for the Chrome browser, which was just updated to version 112. The company is now working on an updated design for the iPhone app that moves the address bar to the…

Corbin Davenport Apr 5th

Google Chrome Now Testing One-Time Permissions, Like iPhone & Android

Google Chrome is adding new features all the time, though it usually takes a while for them to roll out to everyone. The browser is now experimenting with the ability to grant a permission one time to a given site….

Corbin Davenport Apr 4th

Google Chrome 112 Is Now Available to Download

Google releases a new Chrome update once every four weeks, as of Chrome 94. Starting today, Chrome 112 will be available to everyone.

Corbin Davenport Apr 4th

Google Chrome Is Getting a New Look for 2023

The design of Google Chrome hasn’t changed much over the past decade, with the last significant update happening in 2018. Google is planning to give the browser a fresh coat of paint later in 2023.

Corbin Davenport Mar 31st

Reader Mode in Chrome Is Finally Official, but With a Catch

Google Chrome has had a hidden Reader Mode for years, giving you a simplified view for web pages that might be too distracting. After many years, Chrome is finally rolling out reader mode to everyone, but there’s a catch….

Corbin Davenport Mar 28th

How to Delete Your Google Chrome Incognito Browsing History

Google Chrome’s Incognito mode, also known as private browsing, lets you browse the web without Chrome saving your browsing history in the usual way. However, Incognito Mode isn’t bulletproof —let’s talk about what history …

Fergus O'Sullivan Mar 14th

What’s New in Chrome 111, Available Now

It’s time for another fresh Chrome update. Google Chrome 111—available starting March 7, 2023—includes more improvements for the “Download Bubble” UI, expanded Picture-in-Picture APIs, and smoother transitions for web app…

Joe Fedewa Mar 7th

Google Chrome Is Testing a Notes Feature

Google is always working on new features for the Chrome browser, like the recent battery life improvements. Soon, you might be able to save notes about pages right in the browser.

Corbin Davenport Mar 3rd

How to Use Bing AI Chat in Google Chrome

Microsoft is testing an advanced AI version of Bing, partially based on ChatGPT technology, called “the new Bing.” It’s normally locked to Microsoft Edge, but there are hidden ways to use it in Google Chrome as well….

Corbin Davenport Mar 2nd

Google Chrome Won’t Drain Your MacBook’s Battery as Fast Now

Modern web sites and apps can be demanding on your computer’s resources, especially battery life. Google is now making further improvements to Chrome’s battery usage, specifically on Mac laptops.

Corbin Davenport Feb 28th

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