Google’s Tuesday update for Chrome includes 13 security fixes, including patches for four high severity bugs. Given that the ...

It's not quite that simple, but QUIC (Quick UDP Internet Connection) is a new protocol developed by Google that's designed to ...

Chrome on desktop has long offered the nifty ability to directly search other sites from the address bar. Google is making a pair of changes to Chrome Site search, including how you have to manually ...

Google is considering adding a score to Chrome that measures your engagement on every website you visit. The browser would then use that score to allocate resources, including battery usage and space, ...

Chrome for Android — and the Chrome browser in general, regardless of platform — is often criticized as being a memory hog. Especially when compared with other browsers, Chrome consumes a seemingly ...

As part of the broader Chrome 92 update today, Google is expanding the availability of Site Isolation on Android, as well as to extensions on desktop browsers. Site Isolation gained prominence in ...

One-Click Publishing Eliminates the Gap Between AI Code Generation and Live Deployment San Francisco, CA – November 26, 2025 ...

If Chrome for Android users visit a site where they enter passwords, Chrome will isolate that site from all the other tabs in a separate Android process, keeping the user's data safe from Spectre-like ...

Google has warned site owners that its Chrome browser would drop the hammer by blocking all ads if the website harbored what the search giant called “abusive experiences.” Sekhar’s threat did not come ...

Clearing your browser’s cache and cookies is one way to fix website formatting or loading issues on your computer. However, the general approach to clearing cache and cookies ends up deleting the data ...

Google revealed the news via its Chromium Bug tracker, the codebase for Chrome, confirming that the browser’s next major landmark release is set to break a number of websites around the world. And ...

Google, Microsoft and Mozilla have warned users of Chrome, Edge and Firefox that a unified update will soon be made to all three browsers which could bring down some of the world’s biggest websites.