Latest about Google Chrome
Google reverses its stance on deprecating third-party cookies in Chrome, but users get an option to disable the 'crumbs'
MORE COOKIES Google has changed its mind about its privacy sandbox on Chrome, and will keep supporting cookies.
Apple throws critical privacy jabs at Google Chrome to keep millions of iPhone users hooked on Safari
NOT PRIVATE ENOUGH As part of Apple's plan to keep iPhone users 'glued' to Safari, it has highlighted two critical privacy issues riddling Google Chrome's user experience.
How to use Google Chrome on Steam Deck
Google Deck Prefer to use Google Chrome as your web browser? Here's how to download and use it on Steam Deck.
How to take screenshots on Google Chrome on Windows 10 and 11
Chrome Capture Google Chrome doesn't include a screenshot feature, but you can use other tools, such as Chrome's DevTools, Snipping Tool, and Chrome extensions. Here's how.
This awesome browser extension will give you the Microsoft Copilot sidebar inside Google Chrome
Slide out If you love the idea of the Copilot Sidebar from Microsoft Edge, but you use Google Chrome, this extension gives you what you're looking for.
New Google Chrome gaming feature will let you get the most out of your Xbox controller
feel the game Xbox and Razer Wolverine Ultimate controllers will soon support impulse trigger haptic feedback when playing a game in Google Chrome.
I hope Microsoft Edge copies this new Google Chrome feature immediately
Take it now Google Chrome has a new experimental feature that lets you preview your camera and microphone before granting access to those devices to a website.
Google optimizing Chrome for Windows 11 on ARM could be the shot in the arm Snapdragon PCs need
FINALLY Google Chrome has been optimized for Windows 11 on ARM, promising better performance for the world's most popular browser.
Microsoft thinks stuffing Bing ads into Google Chrome is offering its customers 'choice,' except it really isn't that
Not again Ads for Bing search are appearing inside Google Chrome, and far from being an accident, it's highly intentional. And invasive. And incredibly stupid.
Hi Microsoft, please stop using 'harmful designs' and deceptive tactics to give Edge the competitive advantage over other browsers on Windows, says Mozilla
PLAY FAIR! A new report commissioned by Mozilla discloses that Microsoft uses harmful designs and deceptive tricks to get its Edge browser in front of Windows users, leaving its rivals at a disadvantage.
