Chrome Story

Google is adding built-in color themes to Chrome. This is currently available in the Canary version of Chrome to test. … Continue reading Google Chrome Launches Built-in Color Themes →

Google has updated how tab grouping works in the desktop version Chrome. The “Send to self” URL sharing feature also … Continue reading Update – Chrome Tab Groups and URL Sharing →

Toggle switches are now everywhere. Our mobile phones are full of them and we even have them on websites. It … Continue reading Chrome to Add Built-in “Toggle Switch” Element →

Google Chrome is testing a new feature designed for developers. Available behind the flag “Periodic Background Syn” the new feature … Continue reading Chrome to add ‘Periodic Sync’ for websites and apps to update at intervals →

Most of the internet now communicate over encrypted HTTPS connections. Google and Chrome were at the forefront of this drive. … Continue reading DNS over HTTPS Coming to Chrome →

Chrome OS currently has four different “channels” or versions to pick from: Stable – the version that everyone should be … Continue reading Chrome OS to Get a ‘Quick Fix’ Channel (Managed Chromebooks Only) →

G Suite admins can soon decide if they want to let users Powerwash or Factory reset their Chromebooks. Currently, there … Continue reading G Suite admins to get a policy to control ‘Powerwash’ on Chromebooks →

Adaptive brightness on Chrome OS isn’t the best ever. If you look at the official documentation on the Chromium OS … Continue reading ‘Auto Screen Brightness’ Shows Up in Chrome OS Canary →

It has been a while since I wrote about Chrome’s upcoming “Tab Groups” feature. So, here is an update, as … Continue reading You will be able to restore ‘Tab Groups’ like tabs and sessions →

I am a bit confused and you probably noticed that on the title of this article. It looks like Google … Continue reading “One Chrome” to “allow making a phone call from desktop to a mobile phone” and more →