I’m not a game. The only game that’s available on my phone is the Chrome Dino Game. Well, can we consider that a “game”? If you were to say “no” because it doesn’t store your high scores anywhere, that’s being taken care of. Starting with Chrome version 72, which is Canary channel now, Chrome will […]
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Chrome for Android to Get Gesture Navigation for Tab Browsing History
Google Chrome for Android will get a new navigation that will help you easily go forward or backward on any browsing tab. The idea is to swipe left or right on the screen to go backward or forward I am sure this will go well with the new Android navigation gestures. This is a very […]
MacOS Dark Mode for Chrome is Getting Ready – Screenshots
Our friends at XDA Developers recently reported that the Google Chrome team is working on native dark mode for the MacOS version. I can see regular commits in the code base to enable this feature. The bug associated with this feature request also gets regular updates. Yesterday, one of the engineers who is working on […]
Chrome to Get “Tab Groups” to Organize Tabs Better
Google is working on a “Tab Groups” feature to help users “visually organize tabs”. This is in the very early stages of development and might take a while to see in action. The bug associated with this change was added five days ago and states its objective as “Users can organize tabs into visually distinct […]
Chrome to Warn Users About Pages with Mobile Subscriptions
Google is working on a new feature that will display a warning to users when they are interacting with a page that might charge them through mobile subscription. We are talking about services that send you bills as part of your mobile bill. For example, a gaming service that will charge you via your ATT […]
Chrome Favicons Get a New Page Load Animation
That’s the best post title I could think of, trust me, I tried. I hope you got what I am trying to say here! If not, read on! There is a tiny little animation that appears only on faviocns when you load or reload pages on Chrome. I noticed this on the Canary version of […]
Long Press Back Button to See Tab History – Works in Chrome Canary
Google Chrome for Android is testing a new gesture to navigate browsing history of individual tabs. In the latest version of Google Chrome Canary for Android, you can long press the back icon to see a list of previous pages visited from that tab. Touch any of them to go back that page. You can […]
Updated Downloads Page from Chrome for Android [Screenshots]
“Are you good at turning one sentence into several paragraphs or even several pages?” asked a Redditor the other day. That was for a post about a new Chrome OS flag. Today, I have only couple of screenshots to share. I mean, two or three screenshots, and that’s the whole blog post! Redesigned Chrome Downloads […]
Chrome Tests “Incognito Window Counter”, Shows Number of Windows Open
Google is testing a new “Incognito Window Counter” feature that will show number of Incognito windows open. This should help you to keep track if you open multiple Incognito Windows. Ever forget to close Incognito mode windows after opening a bunch of them? This feature should help you avoid some embarrassment. The Flag A newly […]
Chrome’s Offline (Dino) Page to Show Content Recommendations
Adding a game to the error page that you see when there is no internet, was a brilliant move. Now, the Chrome team is back with an interesting addition to the same error page, recommended articles. And yes, they will be downloaded and available offline, because you will see those recommendations when there is no […]
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