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 →
The Chrome-ntp-redesign saga continues. This time around, there are a bunch of new advanced customization options that the team is … Continue reading Google to add advanced customization options to Chrome’s New Tab Page →
Google uses an on-device model to provide search suggestions on slow network connections. This is currently available on “Android/iOS google … Continue reading Omnibox search recommendations on slow connections to be better with this on-device model →
Google Chrome never had an extension toolbar like the other browsers. This was one of the early design decisions that … Continue reading Chrome to let you “pin” extensions in the toolbar and sync those preferences →
If your Chromebook supports Google Assistant, chances are that you got it enabled while setting up your device. Now, what … Continue reading How to Disable Google Assistant on Chrome OS →
The built-in media player in Chrome OS now supports Picture-in-Picture. I have this working in the Canary version of Chrome … Continue reading How to Use Picture in Picture with Local Videos in Chrome OS →
Google Photos is now available as a Progressive Web App, PWA. This means you can easily “install” this and use … Continue reading Google Photos is Now a PWA →
Google is preparing a new page, chrome://os-settings to host Chrome OS settings, leaving a few Chrome browser options behind. I … Continue reading “chrome://os-settings/” to Host Chrome OS Settings Only (No Browser Settings) →
There was a bit of “Déjà vu” when I read this news on 9to5Google. I looked up “Reader Mode” on … Continue reading Chrome Tests “Reader Mode” on Desktop →
