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Google Chrome ups the AI to compete with Microsoft Edge

Google is bringing more generative AI features to Chrome that help organize, customize, and inspire.

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Google Chrome is using AI to make surfing the web even easier and safer

Organize tabs, make custom themes, and get writing help with Google Chrome's new generative AI tools.

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Google Chrome is getting a major AI upgrade — 3 features that will change the way you browse

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.

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Microsoft Edge is about to get faster, and you have Google to thank, at least a bit

A change to Chromium recently entered testing. The improvement should result in better browser load times and performance by expanding the prefetch range.

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It took a $5 billion lawsuit to change this sentence in Google Chrome — No, Incognito Mode doesn't assert absolute privacy

Google just updated its disclaimer message for Incognito Mode in its Chrome browser after settling a class-action lawsuit that alleged that it wrongfully collected data from users while browsing in Incognito Mode.

Windows Central

5 best Google Chrome extensions to enhance computer audio

Want better sound while streaming from your favorite web players? Here's my pick of the best Google Chrome extensions for audio that do just that and more.

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Is Google's big push for its YouTube Premium subscription and crackdown on ad blockers why I'm seeing more ads than ever before?

The recent issue affecting YouTube that caused users to experience slow load times and increased CPU usage was caused by a bug affecting Adblock and Adblock Plus, but it's been patched via a new update.

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New malware attack is so nasty it can hijack your Google account using expired cookies — how to stay safe

Hackers are exploiting an alleged zero-day flaw in Google’s MultiLogin endpoint to take over user accounts even after a password reset.

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Google Chrome's design revamp is a total miss for some users — Here's how to revert to the old style

Google Chrome has been revamped with a Material You redesign. It adds rounded corners, a better search experience, a revamped Chrome Web Store, and more.

Windows Central

Google Offers £390 Million Settlement for Google Chrome Consumer Privacy Lawsuit

Google has sought to resolve a three-year-old consumer privacy lawsuit which puts the spotlight on Google Chrome's attempt to track user data through third-party websites.

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Update Google Chrome today to avoid this dangerous safety gap

Without the update, your data memory is vulnerable to being exploited

Evening Standard

Google Chrome update means you’re safer online, and brings in a nifty feature to organize your tabs

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

TechRadar

Don’t fall prey to this worrying Google Chrome exploit – update your browser now

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

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Google names the best Chrome extensions of 2023 with a glaring omission

Google shouts out all sorts of workflow and accessibility extensions, but not a single adblocker is mentioned.

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Google Chrome will finally let you say goodbye to annoying third-party cookies — here’s how

Google’s Tracking Protection feature in Chrome is set to make third-party cookies obsolete and prevent websites from tracking you across the web.

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This single setting makes Chrome way faster — enable it now

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

Android Central

A helpful AI feature could soon make its way to your Chrome browser

Google's generative AI tool "Help me write" could make its way onto Chrome for desktop sometime in 2024.

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New Chrome update shows you which sites are slowing down your PC, and it's about time

Chrome has come out with a handy new update showing memory consumption in your tabs.

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I feel like it's intentional to make using Microsoft 365 in Google Chrome harder, and I don't like it

The Microsoft 365 browser extension is going away, and I can't help but feel like it's another thinly veiled attempt to sell the virtues of Edge at the expense of its users.

Android Central

Android may soon be able to detect boarding passes in Chrome

A new Chrome flag can detect boarding passes in Chrome on any open tab in the Android app, but it isn't out yet.

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Update now! Google Chrome flaw could leave you vulnerable to remote hackers

Your Chrome browser may have updated already, but you'll want to make sure as soon as possible. Otherwise, you could be vulnerable to remote hackers.

Android Central

Update Chrome ASAP to patch this zero-day security flaw

You'll want to update Chrome ASAP, as Google says there's a fix for an actively-exploited security vulnerability within.

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Update Google Chrome now - another zero-day security flaw has been found

TAG found a Google Chrome zero-day that's actively being abused in the wild, so make sure to patch your browser right now.

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Swamped with browser tabs? Chrome could soon use AI to organize them all for you

We’ve all got carried away with opening way too many browsers tabs – but AI might come to your rescue in Chrome.

The Guardian - UK

London was apparently too woke for the billboard-covered orb. Why not try the Tory heartlands instead?

The company responsible has said it will seek more ‘forward-thinking’ nations to build its three-dimensional migraine, says writer Coco Khan

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