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Google has announced today that it is retiring its annoying Chrome notification center from upcoming Chrome versions for Windows, Mac and Linux. ChromeOS users will still have it, but it is much more important for them.
Fans of Google's Chrome browser know that if they want to have multiple tabs open then you better have 32GB of RAM free since the browser has inexplicably over time become a huge memory hog.
Following an update, Google's Chrome browser should use less memory and be less of a burden on battery life.
As of this weekend, Google's popular Chrome browser is now blocking a few popular torrent sites if you try to access them directly.
Apple has announced today that Safari will soon be able to find what tab is playing audio so they can mute it, close it or just get back to it quicker.
Google has released 'Password Alert' this week, a browser extension for Chrome that will help protect against phishing attacks that are out to get your Google credentials.
A year ago, Microsoft stopped support for their decade-old Windows XP operating system, meaning the millions of users still running the OS could be vulnerable to exploits. Google wants to help.
Google has announced today that starting with the release of Chrome 42, the browser will no longer support Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.
Every month, NetMarketshare releases their Web browser market share data and there is always something interesting to gain from the figures.
Over time there has been a clear convergence of Google's Android and Chrome operating systems and a new executive change seems to suggest that even more is yet to come.
Google has launched a new Chromebooks for Work subscription service for enterprises that want to use the Chrome OS-based Internet-connected notebooks and also receive access to Google’s Chrome OS management features and technical support.
Google has made its 64-bit Chrome browser for Windows available via beta channels after first appearing in alpha for Dev/Canary users.
According to a new research report from Adobe, Google's Chrome browser has surpassed Microsoft's Internet Explorer as the most popular browser in the nation, at least by one important metric.
Earlier this year, Google added the hands-free voice search OK Google command to its desktop Chrome browser, but you needed to install a special extension or become an early tester through Google to use it.
According to the latest Net Applications data, Firefox has hit a 5-year low in browser market share.
According to the most recent NetApplications data, both Internet Explorer and Chrome gained market share for January.
A new Chrome extension, Streamus, will allow you to turn your Chrome browser into a Spotify alternative using YouTube's massive music library.
Google has taken the excellent step of protecting Chrome users from browser toolbars that can be added (usually unwittingly) when installing extensions or other software.
Google has now made it easier to figure out what tab in your browser is responsible for sounds or music coming from your speakers.
Google has alerted developers that extensions for its Google Chrome web browser must be hosted by the Chrome Web Store from January.
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