The latest iteration of Google’s Chrome browser is now generally available for macOS, Linux, and Windows. Here’s what’s in the Google Chrome 115 release.
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I’m on a quest to keep my hands on the keyboard all the time. Enter Vimium: A Chrome extension to browse on a Chromebook with just a keyboard.
The latest iteration of Google’s Chrome browser is now generally available for macOS, Linux, and Windows. Here’s what’s in the Google Chrome 114 release.
After using a browser called Sidekick on a Chromebook, I think Google could learn a thing or two. I see Sidekick as how ChromeOS browsing should be in many regards.
The latest iteration of Google’s Chrome browser is now generally available for macOS, Linux, and Windows. Here’s what’s in the Google Chrome 113 release.
The Google Chrome 112 release is now generally available, bringing a number of fixes and features to macOS, Linux, and Windows. Here’s what’s inside.
The ChromeOS and Chrome browser Memory Saver frees up memory based on tab activity over time. A new, smart algorithm is in the works to improve this feature.
The Chrome browser gets an upgrade this week. Here’s what’s in the Chrome 111 release, including 40 security fixes and some interesting new APIs.
The Chrome browser gets an upgrade this week. Here’s what’s in the Chrome 110 release, most of which is behind the scenes.
Google is adding OCR text from PDFs to digitize those individual words and phrases. The new feature will work on Chromebooks and in the Chrome browser.
The Chrome browser got an upgrade this week. Here’s what’s in the Chrome 109 release, along with information for those using Windows 8.1 or less.