Last week, Google released Chrome 128 and patched a zero-day vulnerability with it. Now, Google has released updates to Chrome 128 that fix four security vulnerabilities (none of which have been exploited […]
Long ago, it used to be possible to share your grouped tabs from Android’s Chrome app with others. That feature, which was removed for whatever reasons, is now making a comeback in […]
There’s a new hacking method making the rounds and it’s as clever as it is annoying. According to a new report, attackers are using the Kiosk Mode of Chrome to put the […]
I’ve written a lot about ad blockers in the last few weeks, from Google’s Chrome updates making some popular options inoperable, to alternatives that will work, to my reason for blocking every […]
With a triumvirate of web search, advertising, and browser dominance, Google’s online services are absolutely omnipresent — and the United States government is getting ready to do something about it. According to […]
Google recently released the new Chrome versions 130.0.6723.58/59 for Windows and macOS, and 130.0.6723.58 for Linux. Google is thus closing 17 security vulnerabilities in its browser, none of which appear to have […]
Thor Ragnarok just broke records as the biggest opening movie. One of the things that’s intriguing is the style of the film and collateral. As soon as I saw the poster, I […]
Yesterday, Google released updates to Chrome 130 for Windows, macOS, and Linux, fixing three security vulnerabilities in the browser that haven’t yet been exploited in the wild. The companies behind other Chromium-based […]
Having Google Chrome automatically fill out online forms with your name, address, phone number and even your card or bank details can certainly make for a swifter checkout when shopping at a […]
Google Chrome remains the biggest and baddest browser around, and Microsoft has been struggling to claw out more market share in the browser space with its Chromium-based Edge. That’s why the company […]
