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Google Chrome just got three new modes — and it's a game changer for performance
By Josh Render last updated
Google is adding three new modes to Google Chrome to help help control the amount of memory it uses.
Google Calendar just got the dark mode we’ve been waiting for — here’s how to activate it
By Scott Younker published
Google is rolling out a new Calendar update that adds dark mode and a slight redesign.
This new Google Chrome upgrade made me say 'whoa' out loud — and it's a game changer
By Alex Wawro last updated
I never thought I'd be this excited about a new Chrome feature, but a recent upgrade for Google Workspace users has me surprised at what a big impact a little Google Calendar widget can make.
How Opera is challenging Google by putting privacy first
By Mo Harber-Lamond published
I was lucky enough to be invited to the second instalment of Opera's Browser Days, and quizzed them on how they protect their users' privacy.
I used Opera One R2 for a week — and now I may never go back to Google Chrome
By Jason England published
Should you stick with the most popular web browser in Google Chrome, or is it time to switch to Opera One R2? Find out in my face-off between the two.
Google Chrome just got 3 AI features that look like a game changer — here’s what’s new
By Jason England published
Wait...you can talk to your browsing history?
Chrome could get some important energy saving upgrades — what we know
By Tom Pritchard published
Chrome's Energy Saver mode could be getting some efficiency upgrades in the future — here's what we know.
Google has scrapped its plan to remove third-party cookies in Chrome — here’s what’s going on
By Anthony Spadafora last updated
Google has shelved its plan to get rid of third-party cookies after years of working on a way to better protect the privacy of Chrome users without hurting online advertising.
Google’s 'shortsighted' decision to halt plans to kill Chrome third-party cookies is proof Apple was right
By Jason England published
Google is pulling the plug on eliminating third-party cookies in Chrome, and this proves Apple was right all along.
Apple tells over a billion iPhone users to stop using Chrome — here’s Google’s response
By Jason England last updated
Apple’s latest scary attack ad takes a rather blatant shot at Google’s browser for the ton of tracking cookies it uses — claiming that Safari is “a browser that’s actually private.”
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