Google Chrome is a web browser developed by Google. Originally released for Windows in 2008, it has since expanded to other desktop and mobile platforms. It has grown to 51% usage share across all platforms, due in large part to its popularity as a mobile browser.
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Here's how Google Chrome will block ads starting today
Google has previously outlined its plans to kill annoying ads on web pages in Chrome, and it's turning the feature on in ...
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Please build websites for the web, not just Google Chrome.
The "bad old days" of the Internet have long passed. Remember them? When the browser landscape was deeply fragmented, and rife with proprietary elements, like ActiveX, Flash, and Silverlight? Thank God they're over. In 2017, with open standards, there's literally no reason for ...
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Google Chrome is finally going to kill those spammy website redirects
Google is rolling out new security features for Chrome which will make it harder for third-party ads to subvert pop-up blockers ...
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These are the 5 worst Google Chrome extensions on the internet
Sometimes the best isn't good enough. Instead of giving you a treasure trove of useful information that could help you increase your productivity, make millions of dollars, and find true-love, we're taking a different tact: let's bring out the worst in Google's Chrome internet browser. Seriously, ...
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Google Chrome is making it much easier to inspect security certificates
The latest iteration of Google Chrome brings back the handy shortcut to the certificates window so you can easily inspect ...
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Google Chrome's new offline features might make Pocket redundant
Google added the ability to download pages for reading offline in Android back in December, but today it's adding a few tweaks to make the feature a lot more useful. First off, you can now long-press on any link and just tap the new 'Download Link' option. That should make it ...
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Google Chrome will no longer jump around as you load webpages
Progressive loading is a good idea - in theory. It basically means that rather than having to wait for an entire web page to load, you can view and interact with the fragments that your computer has already downloaded. The downside is that this can lead to a weird jumping experience. ...
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Google Chromecast Ultra brings 4K video and HDR support for $69
At its hardware event today, Google unveiled its new Chromecast Ultra, a streaming dongle that plugs into your TV to deliver ...
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Google Chrome is officially killing Flash starting next month
Google Chrome is helping kill Flash. Moving forward, the browser will “de-emphasize” Flash in favor of HTML5, and will ...
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Apple's Safari browser may soon be just as fast as Google Chrome
Apple’s Safari browser included with iOS 10 and macOS Sierra is testing out WebP, Google’s own technology for getting ...
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Android apps might be coming soon to Chrome OS
Users on Reddit recently noticed that the developer version of the Chrome OS platform recently revealed an option to run ...
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Google just hit 1,000,000,000 monthly active Chrome mobile users
Google was pleased as punch to announce that its Chrome browser on mobile had surpassed one billion monthly active users. ...
