Google has confirmed that it is now resuming Chrome updates after a brief pause due to the novel coronavirus pandemic, which has truly impacted every last aspect of our lives — even our >>
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Google’s newest Chrome feature is geared towards power users
Google constantly adds new features to its popular Chrome browser that make it more attractive to both average users and power users. Google’s latest Chrome addition allows users to make the browser open >>
Chrome’s ad blocker will soon stop annoying video ads as well
Plenty of companies and content creators work hard to balance the number of ads on their sites and videos so as not to force their fans or visitors to use an ad blocker >>
Google is about to do something great for users and terrible for advertisers
Google may be about to spur a dramatic shake-up in the digital advertising ecosystem that’s gotten incrementally more invasive in the way it tracks users around the web and studies their behavior in >>
Chrome for iOS update adds support for system-wide Dark Mode
iOS 13 was chock full of major upgrades and improvements, but for my money, none are as impactful as the system-wide Dark Mode that automatically switches apps that support it over to the >>
Google’s working on a new feature to speed up Chrome, and you can try it right now
According to the most recent available data from market research and monitoring company Net Marketshare, Google’s Chrome web browser currently has a 67% share of the global market on desktop and laptop computers. >>
Google’s newest Chrome update makes it easier to avoid paywalls
Google explained a few days ago that it plans to fix a security issue in Chrome that allows websites to tell whether you’re browsing in incognito mode. One of the side effects of >>
Google will close a Chrome ‘loophole’ that tells sites you’re in incognito mode
Google is about to improve your internet browsing privacy with the help of a new Chrome update that’s meant to prevent websites from detecting your incognito sessions. The “loophole” fix will roll out >>
