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The Chrome team is delighted to announce the promotion of Chrome 135 to the stable channel for Windows, Mac and Linux. This will roll out over the coming days/weeks.Chrome 135.0.7049.52 (Linux) 135.0.7049.41/42 Windows and Mac contains a number of fixes and improvements — a list of changes is available in the log.
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The modern IT landscape is starting to feel like a Rube Goldberg machine that’s been duct-taped to a rocket — complex, fast-moving and liable to explode if you sneeze in the wrong direction. Enterprises want agility, flexibility and scalability, but they’re wrestling with tangled systems, legacy workloads and unpredictable budgets.
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Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) can provide an immersive app-like experience on the web, but how can developers ensure links open in the right place? Learn about Chrome’s new Navigation Management process in Chrome 134, which standardizes how links are handled across desktop and mobile, prioritizing launching installed PWAs whenever possible.
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Google Docs is taking a significant step towards global accessibility with the expansion of its “Help me create” feature to seven new languages. This recently-announced addition opens up powerful document creation tools to a wider audience, streamlining workflows and enhancing productivity across a more-diverse language set.
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Unlock AI with IT and OT data powered by Manufacturing Data Engine with Cortex Framework
Issue 2025-14Breaking down the data silos between IT (business data) and OT (industrial data) is critical for manufacturers seeking to harness the power of AI for competitive advantage.
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Want unlimited cookies in Cookie Clicker? Use cheat codes to unlock them. The guide explains how to hack Cookie Clicker in a web browser and provides all the necessary cheat codes. 8 Steps To Hack Cookie Clicker on Chromebook 1. Open Cookie Clicker Visit http://orteil.dashnet.org/cookieclicker/ in your browser.
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This guide will walk you through the process of enabling Flash in Google Chrome on a Windows or macOS computer. Keep in mind that Chrome does not support Flash on mobile devices such as Android smartphones, iPhones, or iPads. Important Note: Adobe officially ended support for Flash in December 2020.
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A 502 Bad Gateway error is one of the most frequently encountered HTTP status codes, and dealing with it can be frustrating. Many users are eager to resolve the issue immediately, but before jumping to solutions, it’s essential to understand what this error signifies and what leads to its occurrence.
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A 502 Bad Gateway error is one of the most frequently encountered HTTP status codes, and dealing with it can be frustrating. Many users are eager to resolve the issue immediately, but before jumping to solutions, it’s essential to understand what this error signifies and what leads to its occurrence.
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Google has officially rolled out dark mode for its Photos web interface, offering users a long-awaited visual alternative to the stark-white UI we’re all accustomed to. This update addresses the needs of those who prefer a darker aesthetic for reduced eye strain and potential power savings on OLED displays.
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Ensuring Chrome has proper network access is essential for a smooth browsing experience. Firewalls and antivirus programs protect your system from threats, but sometimes, they can block Chrome from connecting to the internet. This can lead to loading issues, restricted website access, and interruptions in online tasks.
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Google Meet is getting a significant overhaul, specifically targeting the challenges of hybrid meetings. This latest update introduces a redesigned layout grid experience, aiming to improve both visual clarity and functional efficiency for all users, whether they’re joining remotely or from a conference room.
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