Thanks to 9to5Google, we already know that Chrome will have an integration with Digital Wellbeing. The latest version of Chrome for Android, Canary, has a flag to allow the browser to share data with Digital Welling. Digital Wellbeing Digital Wellbeing is a new initiative by Google that provides a set of tools to reduce distractions […]
“Click to Enable Video Converter” On All YouTube Videos (Remove Malware to Fix)
Are you getting “click to enable video converter” every time you try to watch a video on YouTube using Chrome? It could be one of the extensions or another malware that’s on your computer. How to Fix “click to enable video converter” Error First up, let us try Chrome’s Incognito Mode. Press CTRL + SHIFT […]
Chrome OS to Get a Standalone Settings App (Without Browser Settings)
Your Chromebook has a Settings app. However, if you take a closer look, this app has both the Chrome OS settings like display resolution and Bluetooth, and also your Chrome browser settings. This is about to change. In fact, this has already changed for me in the Canary channel. Here is a video demo if […]
Chrome OS Split View to Get Multi-display Support
Chrome OS currently supports split view, the feature that allows you to have two windows side by side. The team is adding support for multi-display split view. A code commit that I spotted today says “Introduce multi-display support” and goes to explain the whole process in detail. Highlights: In the present CL: You can enter […]
Chrome OS Testing a Smaller Shelf, Might be “Scrollable” (Update – New Widgets)
Update – A New Widget with Back and Home Buttons Soon after I wrote about the possible “scroll” option to the Shelf, I spotted another piece of code that talks about adding “back and home” widgets to the Shelf. I have seen this widget being mentioned a couple of times. However, now that I know […]
Chrome OS to Add Support for Drag and Drop From Chrome to Crostini
Crostini, the Linux side of Chrome OS is getting support for drag and drop from Chrome. The code commit that I spotted today talks about adding support for this feature. This, however, will work only from Chrome to Crostini and not the other way around, yet. The bug that tracks this feature covers drag and […]
How to Make Chrome Use Light Mode While Rest of Your Phone is In Dark Mode
When you enable Dark Mode on your Android phone, a regular Chrome tab looks a lot like a tab in Chrome’s Incognito mode. It is possible to get confused between these two modes when the Dark Mode is on. Is there any workaround? You can add an exception to Chrome so that even when the […]
Clear Google Chrome Browsing Data – All or Individual Sites
How do you clear browsing data for individual sites or for all sites using the Google Chrome browser? This article explains various methods to delete the data. Before you Start – The Difference Between Cache and Data Browser cache is a collection of files, typically images, CSS and Javascript files, that a website stores on […]
Coming Soon – Uninstall Apps from Chrome OS Shelf
Chrome OS Shelf, the taskbar or row of open and “pinned” apps, will soon have an option to uninstall apps too. At present, you can do a few things by right-clicking apps on Shelf. For Android apps, you can pin or unpin apps. For some apps, you will get quick actions, or “App shortcuts” similar […]
Google Assistant Support Coming to @googlemail.com Accounts
Users with @googlemail.com will soon have access to Google Assistant. The code commit that I spotted today talks about implementing this change. However, I cannot say for sure when this will be available for everyone. What is @googlemail.com? Google initially was not allowed to use gmail.com in the UK and Germany because of a legal […]
