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Microsoft brings Timeline integration to Chrome through an extension as it looks to start testing its new Chromium-based browser.

Microsoft is reprotedly getting rid of Edge in favour of a new Chromum-based browser in Windows 10.

You can now install progressive web apps as regular apps in Windows 10 with Chrome.

Google takes actions to prevent malicious extensions on Chrome.

A massive Google Chrome update has arrived.

Google updates Chrome to use Windows 10's native notifications system.

Google is now re-designing the Chrome's browser UI, available now in Chrome Canary for Windows, Linux, Chrome OS users.

Google announced this week that it will remove the green security indicator in its Chrome web browser by the end of 2018.

The new Gmail this week picked up native offline support, thanks to its use of Progressive Web App (PWA) technologies.

Google is planning a Material Design 2 overhaul for the UI of its desktop web browser starting with Chrome version 68.

This week, Google announced the public release of Chrome 66, which adds a crucial new feature for everyone: It mutes auto-play videos.

I recently discussed how Google is following Microsoft in supporting PWAs on the desktop. Here's an early peek at how this works in Chrome OS.

Google will turn on the so-called "ad-blocker" in its Chrome web browser tomorrow. But this company is working hand-in-hand with advertisers.

Less than three months after the initial release of Firefox Quantum, Opera is claiming that its latest browser is even faster.

An experiment over the weekend provided a good example of why stickiness matters so much to platform makers.

Google now has a Chrome installer on the Microsoft Store that's supposed to install Chrome on your Windows 10 computer, but don't waste your time.

After several years of using Google Chrome, I'm switching to Mozilla Firefox as my primary browser on PC and mobile.

For the first time in many years, a new version of Mozilla Firefox looks like a viable alternative to Chrome on Windows.

We have to point all the way back to 2013 and the second Nexus 7 to find an example of an Android tablet that doesn't suck.

Google will enhance Chrome over the next few versions to prevent some of the most annoying behaviors we see on the web today.

Microsoft this week was able to give Google a dose of its own medicine when it disclosed a security vulnerability in Chrome.

In addition to blocking unwanted software, Chrome for Windows can now react more intelligently when such software gets through.

The next major release of Firefox is such an improvement that Mozilla decided to change the name.

Vivaldi CEO Jon von Tetzchner has called on Google to stop abusing its monopoly power and undercutting his business.

Google's plan to bring Android apps and the Google Play Store has remained largely unfulfilled to date. But that is finally starting to change.

Google announced Chrome Enterprise, a simple and inexpensive way to manage Chromebook and other Chrome devices in larger businesses.

In sharp contrast with my Windows 10 S experiences, Chromebook is surprisingly usable. But there are many caveats, so let's step through some of the basics.