Chrome Browser
Google Chrome now detects typos in your URLs
Google Chrome now detects typos in your URLs – By Emma Roth The Verge
Google Chrome will now check for typos in your URLs and display suggested websites based on what it thinks you meant. The company announced the change as part of a larger accessibility update and says the feature will come to desktop first before arriving on mobile in the “coming months.”
What’s in Google Chrome 113
Here’s what’s in the now available Google Chrome 113 release – By Kevin C. Tofel aboutchromebooks.com
The latest iteration of Google’s Chrome browser is now generally available, bringing a number of fixes and features to macOS, Linux, and Windows. The Google Chrome 113 release includes 16 security fixes and several new features.
Google Chrome 112 Is Now Available
Google Chrome 112 Is Now Available to Download – By How-To Geek How-To Geek
Google releases a new Chrome update once every four weeks, as of Chrome 94. Starting today, Chrome 112 will be available to everyone.
ChromeOS and desktop Chrome are getting a Reading Mode
ChromeOS and desktop Chrome are getting a Reading Mode – By Abner Li 9to5Google
At BETT 2023, Google previewed a handful of education features coming to Chromebooks this year. Notably, ChromeOS and the Chrome desktop browser are getting a Reading Mode.
Guide To Progressive Web Apps in 2021
The Ultimate Guide To Progressive Web Apps in 2021 – with 50 PWA Examples – By NOT mobiloud.com
Interested in building a progressive web app? This guide is going to tell you all you need to know – along with 50 examples of the best PWAs on the market!
What’s New in Chrome 111, Arriving Today
What’s New in Chrome 111, Arriving Today – By How-To Geek How-To Geek
It’s time for another fresh Chrome update. Google Chrome 111—available starting March 7, 2023—includes more improvements for the “Download Bubble” UI, expanded Picture-in-Picture APIs, and smoother transitions for web apps.
I just discovered this underrated Chrome feature
I just discovered this underrated Chrome feature — and it’s a game changer – By Mike Prospero Tom’s Guide
As someone who’s been working in tech for a long time, I like to think I’m reasonably up to date on the latest trends and features when it comes to phones, laptops, and all things gadget-related.
Chrome Energy Saver Mode: What It Does and How to Use It
Chrome Energy Saver Mode: What It Does and How to Use It – By How-To Geek How-To Geek
Energy Saver mode forces Google Chrome to be more efficient by limiting background activity and visual effects like smooth scrolling and stable video frame rates.
Worried about using Chrome on your laptop for fear that your battery will drain too fast? Enable Energy Saver mode to increase power efficiency.
Manage multiple Google accounts in your browser
How to manage multiple Google accounts in your browser – By David Nield The Verge
Many of us have more than one Google account, whether it’s for work, a side hustle, or simply a backup email address — and with modern browsers now keen to manage all of our logins for us, navigating sites such as Gmail and Google Docs with multiple accounts can get complicated.
– Stop Chrome Asking to Save a Password
How To Stop Chrome Asking to Save a Password – By Lee Stanton alphr.com
Every time you sign into a website on Google Chrome, a pop-up window asks whether you want the browser to save your password. If you accept, Google Chrome will save your password for that website and sync the settings across all the devices where you’re signed into your Google account. Some websites use one-time codes for passwords, where Chrome keeps asking to save a code that will never get reused.
ChromeOS 110 release adds 7 new features to Chromebooks
ChromeOS 110 release adds 7 new features to Chromebooks – By Kevin C. Tofel aboutchromebooks.com
The ChromeOS 110 release is now available with many security updates and follows just a week after the Chrome browser was updated to version 110. Chromebooks get seven key, new features with the software update. The new version is now rolling out to most of the supported ChromeOS devices. If you haven’t received the ChromeOS 110 release, you can check the status of your device here.
OCR text from PDFs on Chrome, Chromebooks
Incoming tech: OCR text from PDFs on Chrome, Chromebooks – By Kevin C. Tofel aboutchromebooks.com
While you can already digitize physical documents with Chrome and ChromeOS, you can’t natively get at the digital text of such scans. A new feature that will work both in Chrome and on Chromebooks will do just that. Google is adding OCR text from PDFs, whether you save them, receive them in an email, or scan them.
What’s New in Chrome 109, Arriving Today
What’s New in Chrome 109, Arriving Today – By How-To Geek How-To Geek
Google is kicking off the new year with a fresh version of the Chrome browser. Chrome 109—released on January 10, 2023—includes a new Secure Payment Confirmation for Android, Material You support on the desktop, and video conferencing tools.
– Using Google Chrome’s built-in notepad
Chrome tip: How to access Google Chrome’s hidden built-in notepad – By John F pocketables.com
Every once in a while, I need quick access to a simple notepad on my Chromebook. There are a ton of reasons why anyone might need one, but luckily, Chrome already has a built-in notepad ready for you to use, with no need to install other web apps or extensions – you just need to know what to do in order to access it.
Chrome Remote Desktop
Chrome Remote Desktop: Multi-OS Remote Access – By ExplainingComputers YouTube