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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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A team-up with MediaTek could bring fast graphics to Google-powered PCs.
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Recently we reported Google has begun working to improve incognito’s dark mode in Chrome. The new incognito window with the new change, will ignore Operating system light mode and other customizations and stays dark forever.
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When you open New Tab Page in Google Chrome, it shows websites from browsing history for quick access. Similar to that, after shopping suggestions, Google is now preparing to display recently open files from the Google Drive web interface on Chrome NTP.
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Update: Share menu for Chrome is now live on Canary. Visit a website to notice + icon in Omnibox. Click on it to view and select any of the options –Copy link, QR Code, Send to your devices, Save page as and cast (tab) — to share a page.
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In your journey to discovering the Linux terminal in chromeOS, it is essential that you put the basics to rest for a well-rounded experience as you proceed. I’ll do my best to make the case scenario where these tools really shine in my overview below. Consider this a continuation of […]
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Chrome has recently got the ability for the user to search through tabs open in various windows in the browser. The responsible Tab Search feature is getting improved in the Canary version.
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It doesn’t matter whether your Windows or macOS using a light or dark theme, the whole Chrome Incognito window including menus and other parts to go as dark soon.
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Recently, Google has quietly enabled Read Later feature by default in Chrome 89. The always visible and permanent Reading List button in the bookmarks bar occupies valuable screen space.
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Chrome App on iOS allows to save articles to read later, Google is working to bring the feature to Chrome on Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android platforms. Initial bits of the “Read later” feature landed in Chrome behind a flag sometime back.
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With multiple windows open, with multiple tabs each, finding and switching to the right window is not an easy task, especially if Windows has the same pages open. Google is addressing this for Chromium with the Window Naming feature.
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This includes a hub to control your Android phone.
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After the first appearance, the Privacy Sandbox page in Chrome 91 Canary was recently updated with a new logo and more details. The page says the initiative is available in certain regions and sites can try out the feature while using third-party cookies.
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When you visit a foreign language page in Chrome on Android, a translation bar appears at the bottom and offers options for translation. You can even tell Chrome to always or never translate those pages in the future.
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In addition to the Themes by the Chrome team and third-party developers on Chrome Web Store, Google has recently published themes from the Black Artists Collection in Black History Month.
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After Tab Search and Chrome Actions, Google has brought a search interface to Chrome named Quick commands (formerly Commander). This appears always on top and shows respective Chrome commands in the drop-down including entries from bookmarks and history while you type. You’ll finds this similar to Vivaldi Quick commands.
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It’ll be far more affordable than its predecessor.
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Till now, Chrome on Android shows Progressive Web App install dialog at the center when you select the install option in the menu, this is going to change. Google is working to implement a bottom sheet for PWA installs and so far, the feature is already working in Chrome Canary.
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Following recent developments on status bar change in Progressive Web Apps and PDF Presentation mode and landing of Privacy Sandbox, two new features added to Chrome 90 Canary behind flags.
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Who needs a Nest Hub?
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Recently we covered Chrome PWAs can be uninstalled from Settings or Control Panel, Google is making another change related to Progressive Web Apps. As of the latest, the company is testing hiding the status bar in PWAs.
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Unlike Chromium Edge, Windows 10 Settings App or Control Panel applet doesn’t list Progressive Web Apps installed in the Chrome browser to remove. Google has made changes to Chrome 89 to make this possible on Windows.
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The newly announced ASUS Chromebook Flip CX5 will have Intel 11th gen Core i7 CPUs inside and Intel Iris Xe graphics chips.
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It can survive factories — or your desk.
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Chrome recently received Presentation Mode and other PDF features. Google is trying to add another feature that Chrome lacks when comes to PDFs- the ability to show PDF metadata or document Properties. The chromium team has started working on the feature and is now available in Canary.
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The price of Samsung’s flagship Chromebook has been nearly cut in half. It’s $549.
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The price of Samsung’s flagship Chromebook has been nearly cut in half. It’s $549.
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The Samsung Galaxy Chromebook 2 targets a different market segment with its down-spec’d screen and chassis.
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Chrome already doesn’t allow third-party cookies by default in Incognito mode. That’s not enough and to make the web more private for users, Google is planning to kill 3rd-party cookies forever. The company wants to put cross-browser tracking under control through a new initiative called ‘Privacy Sandbox.
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Chrome soon will allow saving passwords to your Google account instead of to password manager in the device and it also lets you move passwords saved on the device in Chrome to Google Account for secure sign-in on all devices.
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Your kids’ school might get a big help.
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Chrome’s built-in PDF viewer behind a flag got a big upgrade recently. PDF Viewer with a completely new interface shows Table of Contents and allows to view a PDF in a two-page layout, and supports annotations.
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