The Latest Breaking News from Chrome

Since December, your news and social media feeds were probably drenched with updates on the Ram temple’s consecration. Which Bollywood stars were in attendance? What was in the goody bags handed to attendees? What colour was the sanctum sanctorum? How many IAF choppers were co-opted into the celebration?

Code hidden in the latest versions of Edge for Android suggests that extension support is incoming.

Chrome's Side Panel lets you quickly change settings and access various features, including reading mode, history, reading list, search, bookmarks, and more. Here's how to get started.

Starting today in Google Chrome (version M121), the company is introducing three experimental generative AI features that will give you more creativity over your browser, and streamline how you interact with it.

Google aims to be more transparent by updating Chrome's Incognito Mode text although this doesn't change its behavior.

As per The Verge, the constant checks could mean that users are alerted about a password that they should change sooner than they would have before. Read further on Dynamite News:

Google has made some considerable improvements to Chrome in the December update for the browser.

Attackers are already exploiting this flaw in Chrome’s security, so be sure to patch quickly.

Chrome on Android could get a boost to picture-in-picture mode, and it could make multitasking a lot better.

Google's Stadia game streaming service is gone, but with a few simple steps, you can use your defunct Stadia controller to play games on Mac and PC. The original December 31, 2023 deadline has been extended to December 31, 2024.

Follow these simple steps to enable hardware acceleration in Google Chrome.