With more than 64% of the global market as of last month, Google’s Chrome browser is by far the most popular desktop web browser by a massive margin. The next closest is Microsoft’s >>
With more than 64% of the global market as of last month, Google’s Chrome browser is by far the most popular desktop web browser by a massive margin. The next closest is Microsoft’s >>
First launched last year, Google’s own ad blocker built into the Chrome browser is supposed to punish websites that favor intrusive ads, and improve the internet in the process. Running an ad blocker may >>
“If you can’t beat ’em, join ’em.” Microsoft clearly took the old adage to heart last week when it announced that it would release a new version of its Edge browser using the >>
While the removal of a controversial feature might be the highlight of Chrome 70 — the latest update for Google’s browser — there is at least one exciting addition as well. Android Police >>
Microsoft Edge is undoubtedly an improvement over Internet Explorer, but a vast majority of Windows 10 users prefer Chrome and Firefox. In fact, nearly 60% of the worldwide market uses Chrome (according to >>
Months of minor updates culminated in the release of Chrome 69 this week, which introduces a radical redesign and a collection of new features to the most popular browser on the planet. As >>
If you’ve ever tried to browse the internet on Google Chrome when your connection was shoddy, you’ve likely seen a small, pixelated Tyrannosaurus Rex sitting above the error message. In addition to being >>
I hope you’re a fan of change, because if you’re part of the 49% of Americans that use Chrome, the winds of change are blowing extra-hard. A new Chrome Material Design is coming >>
