The Memory Saver performance feature for Chrome has a useful, new option. In ChromeOS 108, you can configure some sites to always stay active.
Dev Channel
Performance boosts for Chromebooks, Chrome browser on the way
New Performance Settings are in the works that will add performance boosts for Chromebooks and the Chrome browser. Here are the details.
Chrome, ChromeOS 106 getting Partial Translate language feature
Both the Chrome browser and ChromeOS 106 are getting a Partial Translate language feature. Here’s how it works.
The ChromeOS Channel on a Chromebook will soon be easier to see
It’s easy to change ChromeOS channels to see future features. And it’s about to get easier to see which ChromeOS channel is on your Chromebook.
Chrome OS 105 partial split windows and multitasking button details
With the latest software update, I see more details using Chrome OS 105 partial split windows. There’s a tweaked multitasking button too.
Chrome OS virtual desks are getting a useful upgrade
Google is working on a welcome update for Chrome OS virtual desks that will reduce clutter when closing a workspace on your Chromebook.
Chrome OS 101 adds support for variable refresh rates on Chromebook displays
Chrome OS 101 adds support for variable refresh rates on Chromebook displays. Here’s what that means.
Chrome OS 99 integrates Google Calendar events on the new calendar quick view
Chrome OS 97 added an experimental but limited quick view calendar. Chrome OS 99 now shows Google Calendar events there.
Chrome OS 98 adds Chromebook snooping detection to watch your back
The latest Dev Channel of Chrome OS adds Chromebook snooping detection to watch your back. You’ll know when someone behind you is sneaking a peek. Here’s how it works.
Chrome OS 98 adds management of multiple Chromebook Linux containers
The latest Chrome OS 98 Dev Channel update has finally add management of multiple Chromebook Linux containers. Here’s what it looks like and how it works.
Chrome OS 97 adds custom virtual desk templates for saving apps and workspaces
There’s a new flag in Chrome OS 97 to enable virtual desk templates on a Chromebook. This allows you save a virtual workspace with apps and tabs, so you can later restore the space.
