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Download the New Chrome for Arm-Compatible Windows PCs

Google announced today the rollout of a full version of Chrome for Arm-compatible Windows PCs, a move aimed at enhancing the browser's performance and security across devices. Mark Chang, Group Product Manager for Chrome, explained the browser's design to be fast and secure, with ongoing improvements to support the latest platforms. This latest version of...

Chrome Debuts ‘Help Me Write’ AI Feature, Not in Canada

Google has rolled out a new feature in Chrome (the latest version M122), called "Help me write," aimed at letting you write things on the web much easier and faster. The feature is first available on Mac and Windows PCs in the U.S. and in English. Sadly, that mean it’s not available in Canada at...

Chrome for iOS Now Lets You Move the URL Bar to the Bottom

Chrome on iOS has rolled out a new feature allowing users to reposition the address bar to the bottom of their iPhone screens. The update comes as part of Chrome's ongoing efforts to enhance user experience on iOS devices, which includes AI-driven text translation and address detection on websites. Nick Kim Sexton, Product Manager for...

Google Revamps Chrome’s Address Bar with New Features

Google announced on Tuesday it has revamped the Chrome browser's address bar, bringing some new features aiming to enhance user experience and expedite web searches. "As the days get shorter this fall, you might be looking for ways to maximize your time. Luckily, five improvements are coming to Chrome’s address bar to help you browse...

Google Chrome for iOS Testing Major Change to Address Bar

A recent discovery by developer Steve Moser, highlighted in his publication, The Tape Drive, has shown that Google is testing a new user interface layout for its Chrome browser on iOS. Mirroring a feature already present in Apple's Safari browser, this new design moves the address bar—or "Omnibox" in Chrome parlance—to the bottom of the...

Google Chrome Bug Found by Apple Employee, Left Unreported: Report

In an unusual twist of events, Google has recently addressed a zero-day bug in Chrome that was initially discovered by an Apple employee. The manner in which this bug was discovered and reported has proven to be quite extraordinary. The bug first came to light during a Capture The Flag (CTF) hacking competition in March,...