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We review the ASUS Chromebook CX9, one of the most powerful Chromebooks released in quite awhile. Display, keyboard, and more are considered.
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HP Chromebase 22 is a stylish all-in-one Chrome PC with rotating touch-screen display and a whole lot more. Check its specs, price, and more inside.
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Google Chrome, the world’s most used browser has privacy issues. Google announced it will postpone FLoC until 2023 that will remove third-party cookies. After the Safety check, the company is now integrating a subpage into Privacy and security settings that allow users to hunt for privacy issues in Chrome.
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The update should happen automatically for all Chromebook users.
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I live in Gmail. I sort of have to if I want to keep up with contacts, vet the latest Chrome OS commits, follow up on bug reports, and ensure that a beady eye is kept on the handy tips you folks send in every day.
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Recently Google rolled out the ability to Chrome 92 to choose tab or space bar or only Tab as a shortcut for custom searches. In addition to shortcuts, Keyword Search is getting a new UI.
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Chrome on Android has a Screenshot feature availble in the Share menu. It lets you take full-page screengrabs, now, Chrome on desktop also getting Screenshot feature built-in.
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Back in May, we reported Google is working on an alternative for the Chrome History, called Memories. The feature can still be seen by visiting chrome://memories. After building the feature, the Chromium team is now adding it -aka “History Clusters” into chrome://history under Journeys.
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Starting with Chrome 94, instead of showing all Chrome browser settings, Google wants to show only one section at a time when the user navigates to it. By default, it shows the people (You and Google) section page when visited.
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A new rumor suggests the LTE model of the Galaxy Chromebook Go could have more than just cellular connectivity.
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Google has added the first set of Chrome Actions to Chrome with version 87. Chrome 92 received the second batch of Actions and you can now run them from the address bar. It is now possible to open an incognito window or run Chrome Safety Scan from the Omnibox.
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Recently released Chrome 92 for desktop has replaced the “Search Google for Image” context menu option with Google Lens. Moving forward, Chrome to make the Visual Search tool more useful by allowing users to search for the selected area on a web page with Google Lens.
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The convertible even includes a pen.
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Chrome to ensure your visits to the websites are secure. Going forward, even if you visit an HTTP site, if supported, Chrome loads the HTTPS version of the page, if that’s not possible, it warns before loading the site.
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Chrome, the world’s most used browser has privacy issues. Google announced it will postpone FLoC until 2023 that will remove third-party cookies. After the Safety check, Google now integrating a subpage into Privacy and security settings that allow users to hunt for privacy issues in Chrome.
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Google always wants the Chrome interface to be minimal. The company removes unnecessary features and makes available some of them as extensions. Chrome UI received material design refresh sometime back. After that, the Chrome team is giving some of the browser components an uplift.
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Today Google has announced it will increase HTTPS adoption with HTTPS-first mode in Chrome from 93.
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The laptop might be intended for gaming.
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Recently we reported Chrome on desktop received Sharing Hub that lets you copy and send links to other devices, Google is now expanding the menu with a slew of Social media sites such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, and other to send links to. Chrome allows sending tabs to devices.
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After flash, Chrome is scheduled to drop support for Pepper in June 2022, which PDF Viewer uses. That is why Google is desperate to move Chrome PDF Viewer to an alternate before then. Chromium team has started working on new process model for Pepper-free PDF Viewer.
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The Acer Chromebook Spin 713 is a winner thanks to its performance, screen, and port flexibility.
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Interestingly, Lenovo is offering the 13-inch 360-degree hinge version and the 14-inch clamshell model for the same price.
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The Chrome OS laptop still offers perks like optional LTE.
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Chrome on desktop may soon replace the current install dialog that surfaces when you click the icon in Omnibox for a Progressive Web App with a screenshot and description. Google has already done this for Chrome on Android.
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The new schedule will match the upcoming release schedule for the Chrome browser itself.
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It’s also launching the first Chromebooks that meet Intel’s Evo performance spec.
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Acer has introduced the Chromebook 317, the first to boast a 17-inch display. We took a look for some first impressions.
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Instead of showing all Chrome browser settings, Google wants to show only one section at a time when the user navigates to it. By default, it shows the people (You and Google) section page when visited.
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Chrome for Android to let you take screenshots while scrolling. Chrome calls the option as long Screenshot, giving the impression that, you can take a full-page screenshot. After taking the screenshot, you can edit and share or save the image to your device.
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More people are buying Chromebooks in 2021, but are you one of them?
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Chrome allows adding keywords for search engines and lets you use a keyboard shortcut, tab, or space in the address bar to trigger them.
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Till now Chrome’s Picture in Picture mode allows watching videos on top of other windows. Google is now, expanding the support to Video conferencing websites for Chrome browser on Windows, Mac, Linux, and Chrome OS.
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The ASUS Chromebox 4 is a compact powerhouse with multiple configurations and prices; it’s as much PC as you want it to be.
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You can also troubleshoot system problems through a new app.
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When the Chrome history page is not sufficient to provide the information you’re looking for, you’re in luck. Google already allows managing Web Activity in My activity, the company is now adding a dedicated page for that in Chrome via memories feature.
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