Google is redesigning Chrome web browser (and also their other applications) to follow their new Material Design paradigm. The UI looks cleaner and I personally like the looks of the modern and minimalistic components. While Google Chrome’s new Material Design is not live yet, you can still enable it on yours through a settings change. …
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If you are willing to open up a bit and not always want to use either Firefox or Chrome, there are good alternatives out there. Opera and Vivaldi Browser (by Opera) are actually solid web browsers that I frequently use at home. They feel more modern, smooth, and faster at times when rendering web pages …
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It probably took ages to wait and grab a 64-bit web browser for your desktop. Earlier today, Google has finally announced their 64-bit Chrome version available on the stable channel for Windows, Mac, and also Linux machines. If you are already using the standard Chrome running in 32-bit, you may need to uninstall it first …
Note: This is a guest post by Suhith Rajesh Collusion for Chrome – Everyday when we use the Internet, we are tracked by a whole load of websites, even without us knowing it. The reasons for tracking vary from advertising, gathering user information, and many others. Often, your browsing history are being monitored as well …
This is a guest post written by Tom from chrome-plugins.org Adblock vs Adblock Plus – Google Chrome Extensions – Constant advertising on the internet has become a problem for many surfers. Internet browsers are highly annoyed by the incessant flooding of pop up ads, video ads, banners and layer advertisement that always show up unannounced …
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While Opera and Microsoft announces their next major releases, Flock Browser (a browser that focuses on getting “social”) announces their end of cycle (on April 26th, 2011). I tried Flock for a while last year but I just thought it wouldn’t cut it. The integration of many social aspects (Facebook, Flickr, etc) was great but …
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There was another update notification on my Google Chrome today and I was surprised to find that the version has been ramped up to 8 from 7 (on the developer channel). After trying to find out what’s new, I found a couple of interesting options: “GPU Accelerated Canvas 2D” and “Instant”.
Google releases a new Beta version today which shows a significant 30-35% speed improvement on the V8 and SunSpider benchmarks. Apart from the speed improvements, the latest Chrome, available on the Beta channel, also includes some new features.
Google Chrome 4.0 with Extensions and Bookmark sync support has been in beta for some time and today Google has decided for the version to go final. Previously you need to be in Google’s beta/development channel and some people were hesitated to upgrade their Chrome. So if you are using Google Chrome as your primary …
“I like Google Chrome but I love my Firefox more because of its extensions” “I’ll definitely use Google Chrome when it supports extensions” “I miss advertisement blocking extension” If you say these words whenever you comment on a Google Chrome’s post, then soon you will have to stop saying them because Google has released its …
Eight months have passed from the initial Google Chrome launch (v1.0). The dev team has been working hard since then and has finally released Google Chrome 2 to the public. If you have been updating your Google Chrome through the beta or development channel, then the last update may not surprise you at all. However, …
If you don’t mind running a beta version in your computer, Google Chrome has just released a new beta version, tagged version 2.0.169.1. The Chrome 2.0.169.1 changelog includes: Speed improvement Form autofill Full page Zoom Autoscroll Drag tabs to get a side by side view
