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Chrome users at risk from new browser-hijacking Syncjacking attack — how to stay safe
Billions of Chrome users at risk from new browser-hijacking Syncjacking attack — how to stay safe -By Anthony Spadafora Tom’s Guide
Google Chrome is the most popular browser on desktop, which is why it’s also one of the most popular targets for hackers. This makes perfect sense given how much personal and sensitive info we store in our browsers, and now, hackers have come up with a clever new way to steal all that data and even take over our computers.
Google Chrome will stop syncing if you haven’t updated in a very long time
Google Chrome will stop syncing if you haven’t updated in a very long time – 9to5Google
Google has announced a new policy for its Chrome browser which will disable Sync if you haven’t updated within the past few years.
I Always Use These 5 Security Features to Browser Safely on Chrome
I Always Use These 5 Security Features to Browser Safely on Chrome – By Chifundo Kasiya How-To Geek
Chrome has some essential security features that help protect your browsing experience, from enhanced protection against malware to performing an online safety check. Here are some simple settings I use to ensure I’m browsing safely on Chrome.
10 Chrome Settings I Always Keep Disabled
10 Chrome Settings I Always Keep Disabled – By Shan Abdul How-To Geek5
Using Chrome with its default settings can hinder your experience, compromise your privacy and security, and use up significant system resources. If you want to optimize your Chrome experience, improve your workflow, and protect your privacy, I recommend turning off the following features.
You’re Using Browser Tabs Wrong
You’re Using Browser Tabs Wrong – By Corbin Davenport How-To Geek
Browser tabs and windows are supposed to be pages you are actively using, not pages you saved several days (or weeks, or months) ago and might need again. If you’re piling up browser tabs, using bookmarks could give you a productivity and organizational boost.
How To Optimize Your Chromebook To Run at the Fastest Speed
How To Optimize Your Chromebook To Run at the Fastest Speed – By Dominic Reigns aboutchromebooks.com
Chromebooks are fast, durable, and very affordable, which is why they are a popular choice for those who need a computer for all purposes. However, many people complain that they slow down over time.
Things I love about Proton Mail that Gmail lacks
7 things I love about Proton Mail that Gmail lacks – By Parth Shah Android Police
When it comes to email, most users often settle for the familiar Gmail. However, Google’s solution isn’t the only way to communicate with others. Thanks to its robust features, a strong focus on privacy, and a refreshing user interface, Proton Mail has been gaining traction among many; not too long ago, I took Proton Mail for a spin and came away impressed.
Things You Can Do to Keep Your Email Inbox Free of Spam
9 Things You Can Do to Keep Your Email Inbox Free of Spam – By Shan Abdul How-To Geek
Spam not only buries important emails but also increases the risk of accidentally engaging with a malicious message, which could compromise your email. Thankfully, most email providers offer tools to manage unwanted messages. Here are some practical steps to reduce spam.
Google Chrome Hit by Yet Another Zero-Day Exploit, Update Now
Google Chrome Hit by Yet Another Zero-Day Exploit, Update Now – By Andrew Heinzman How-To Geek
Here we go again. Google Chrome is pushing an emergency update to patch an actively-exploited zero-day vulnerability. You should install the update immediately, as failure to do so will leave your system exposed to a high-severity attack.
uBlock Origin developer recommends switching to uBlock Lite as Chrome flags the extension
uBlock Origin developer recommends switching to uBlock Lite as Chrome flags the extension – By Taras Buria neowin.net
Google recently released Chrome 127 in the Stable Channel, and the update caused some commotion among certain customers. Those using the uBlock Origin extension, one of the most popular and well-received ad blockers, noticed that the browser now flags the extension with the following message:
Google Chrome 127 Has New Malware Protections
Google Chrome 127 Has New Malware Protections – By Andrew Heinzman How-To Geek
In an effort to fight infostealer malware, the recent Chrome 127 update now utilizes App-Bound Encryption on Windows. This should prevent infostealer malware from accessing critical user data, specifically browser cookies and saved passwords.
Improve your Chromebook productivity
6 small everyday hacks to improve your Chromebook productivity – By Jean-Sebastien Boos blog.google
Tackle your to do list on the couch or in the coffee shop and get the most out of your Chromebook with a little help from some new and time-tested shortcuts and productivity tips.
Nine Tasks You Can Handle Right From the Chrome Address Bar
Nine Tasks You Can Handle Right From the Chrome Address Bar – By Joshua Hawkins Lifehacker
Google Chrome’s address bar (or omnibox, as Google calls it), might seem simple, but you can actually do a lot more with it than just search for your favorite website. Turns out the Chrome URL bar also comes with a number of handy features baked right in. It can complete unit conversions, talk to Google Gemini, and even turn a browser tab into a blank notepad.
– Add Microsoft Defender Browser Protection To Google Chrome
How To Add Microsoft Defender Browser Protection To Google Chrome – By Lynnae Williams SlashGear
Installing Microsoft Defender Browser Protection on Chrome will give you real-time protection from a variety of threats you might encounter while browsing the internet. It automatically blocks access to dangerous websites, helping to stop the common ways malware is spread. As you load websites, Microsoft’s extension will actively scan them, stopping phishing attacks and downloads of potentially malicious files.
Why I’d buy a Chromebook instead of a Windows laptop
6 reasons why I’d buy a Chromebook instead of a Windows laptop – By pocket-lint.com
The world of computer operating systems used to be quite stale. You had two operating systems for casual and professional use: macOS and Windows, and there was Linux for all the tech-savvy (and a bit nerdy) users.