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Chrome has a built-in ability to display a list of open and recently closed tabs. Google is now making finding those tabs easier with Fuzzy Search in Tab Search UI the Canary version.
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Google announces Android 12L — a feature drop for Android 12 purpose-built for large screen devices like foldables, tablets, and Chromebooks.
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Company’s thin-and-light focus could be a good fit for a low-powered Chromebook.
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Company’s thin-and-light focus could be a good fit for a low-powered Chromebook.
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Chrome OS will soon let you open apps installed on your smartphone on your Chromebook. Read on to know more.
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Update would give Chrome OS a feature Windows and macOS already offer.
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Update would give Chrome OS a feature Windows and macOS already offer.
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Chrome OS might soon let you pick images from Google Photos to use as your Chromebook’s wallpaper. Read on to learn more.
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Google is rolling out new human-sounding voices for the Select-to-speak feature on Chromebooks. It now supports various accents in 25 languages.
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The Acer Chromebook 515 is one of several new Chrome OS machines from the PC maker.
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With the availability of Tab Groups and upcoming Scrollable tabs, Google is disabling the Stacked tabs feature in the Chrome browser. The company is planning to remove it eventually. The change can be first seen in Chrome 96 Canary. If you wonder does Chrome support tab stacking?
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Google is working to make Progressive Web Apps installation gets registered on Windows to ensure you can uninstall them like traditional or native Apps from Settings App, Start Menu, and Control Panel. The Chromium team is testing this PWAs integration on Windows feature in Chrome 96 Canary.
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In this piece we look at the best math apps for chromebooks. There are a number of excellent options, from web apps to Android apps.
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In this post we take a look at the Lenovo chromebook duet 5 vs pixel slate, comparing and contrasting two top Chrome OS slates.
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Latest Google Chrome 94 that was released a while back works alright on Windows 11. With new Windows OS set to arrive on October 5th, Google has stepped into making its Chrome browser UI elements to match Windows 11 design, this includes rounded corners, possible mica material effect, and more.
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Chrome for Android and Gmail for Chrome OS are getting more Material You design changes. Read on to learn more.
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Chrome on Android soon will get an option in Site settings, which when turned on, continuously requests the browser to open the desktop version of sites. The option can be enabled and used right now in Chrome 96 Canary.
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With Manifest V3 reaching full feature parity with Manifest V2, today, Google has shared a timeline for the deprecation of MV2 extensions. The developers who haven’t updated their extensions from Manifest V2 to V3 should check the timeline and act before they stop working in Chrome for users.
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Recently we reported Google is redesigning the Chrome Incognito page on Android and desktop with more details and greater transparency. It goes on to say what incognito mode does and what it doesn’t.
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When the Google Chrome version reaches 100, do the websites break or work properly like now? Google to check this on Chrome 96-99 versions by replacing the version number in the User-Agent string with a three-digit number, hundred.
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Recently released Chrome 94 comes with a controversial Idle Detection feature enabled by default on desktop and Android. Websites can use it to track user inactivity. Mozilla and Apple opposed the API due to privacy concerns, but Google went ahead and released Chrome 94 with it. Image credit: web.
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With version 94, Google has switched to a four-week cadence for Chrome. Chrome 93 was the last version to follow a six-week release cycle. Chrome 94 is now rolling out to Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, and iOS with the following new features, changes, and improvements.
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In this comparison we look at the Lenovo chromebook duet 5 vs chromebook duet, comparing two of the top tablets from the same manufacturer.
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In this column we look at all of the top news from Chrome OS for the previous week. This week discuss Chrome OS 93 hitting stable.
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In this comparison we look at two of the newest Chrome OS tablets, this is chromebook duet 5 vs hp chromebook x2 11
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In this comparison we look at the performance of Intel vs AMD vs Qualcomm Chromebooks in a variety of benchmarks. We also discuss battery.
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Google is working to bring sharing options available in the several context menus in Chrome browser into a single common Submenu, called Share. Chrome maker tracks user data about utilization of browser features and UI options, the company doesn’t hesitate to remove them if they find their usage is less.
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In this tutorial we discuss how to reset Chromebook by powerwashing, and discuss additional options if this doesn’t solve your problem.
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In this guide we take a look at everything you need to know about the HP Chromebook x2 11, one of the best Chrome tablets of 2021.
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In this guide, we look at everything you need to know about the Samsung Galaxy Chromebook 2, one of the most stylish Chrome devices today.
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Google has started rolling out Chrome OS 93 for Chromebooks. The latest version brings improvements to Tote, stylus battery level, and more.
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In this comparison we look at the hp chromebook x2 11 vs ASUS Flip CM3, two of the best Chrome OS tablets available today.
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In this post we look at everything you need to know about the ASUS Chromebook CX9. the most powerful Chromebook you can buy today.
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Chromebooks could soon support human presence detection, a feature commonly found alongside facial recognition on Windows laptops.
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In this guide we take a look at the best HP Chromebook x2 11 accessories, one of the best Chrome OS tablets available now.
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