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Chrome 80---and, presumably, all Chromium-based browsers---will display much less annoying site notifications.

A Google Chrome for Android bug from last week almost deleted users' data, but Google has now fixed the issue without deleting user data.

A bug in the latest Google Chrome update for Android is not only causing data loss on the browser itself, but it's also affecting third-party apps. Google has paused the rollout while it evaluates a potential solution.

Web browsers are, by far, the most important applications we use on desktop and mobile. But privacy matters.

The latest version of Google Chrome adds new password and real-time phishing protections, tab freezing, and other new features.

A new web browser extension will allow you to view Thurrott.com---and most of the web---in dark mode. It works with all popular browsers

Google released Chrome 77 almost ten days ago, but today they’re discussing features coming over the next several weeks.

Google announced today that Chrome 77 is now available on Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, and iOS.

Thanks to the open-source nature of Chromium, Microsoft has had its first major and positive impact on Chrome, Google’s web browser.

Months after releasing it as an extension, Google revealed that it will simply build its Password Checkup into the Chrome browser.

Starting next year, Google will provide Android users with a choice of five search providers to comply with an EU antitrust ruling.

Google has released Chrome 76, the latest version of its web browser, adding a new PWA install experience and other features.

Google is improving the way it deals with payment methods on Chrome with improved Google Pay integration.

Responding to the controversy around a pending change to Chrome, Google this week said it is not killing ad-blockers.

The next major version of Google Chrome will display an install button when a Progressive Web App (PWA) is available.

I’m plenty-busy here in Seattle for Microsoft Build, but I wanted to at least provide a quick rundown of today’s Google I/O announcements

Those using the Premium version of Grammarly now have a new tool that will catch inconsistencies in spelling, punctuation, and formatting.

A software developer has identified a simple exploit in the mobile version of Google Chrome that can be used for phishing attacks.

The Windows version of Chrome 74 does not include a Dark mode as was originally expected.

An ex-Mozillan has penned a lengthy series of tweets in which he describes Google’s efforts to undercut the Firefox web browser.