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+14 +1Official 'Save to Google' Chrome Extension Now Available
An official Chrome extension for Google's new 'Save' bookmarking feature is available for download. It allows you to ‘save to Google’ any content you come across in the browser. Think of it like Pocket for everything.
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+21 +1Vivaldi, the web browser for power users, finally gets its version 1.0 release
When it comes to web browsers, if you consider yourself a ‘power user’ and feel that the likes of Chrome and Firefox lack certain features as a way of making them more accessible, then Vivaldi could be for you. …
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+25 +1Google kills Chrome app launcher for Microsoft Windows, Apple OS X, and Linux
During the Windows 8 era, I was very worried about that operating system -- the UI and design choices were troubling. Luckily, as a longtime Linux user, I was not tied to any Microsoft OS. Unfortunately for some consumers, Linux-based operating systems can be difficult to install and use, while Mac computers are very expensive. Chrome OS and the inexpensive Chromebooks swooped in to save the day.
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+38 +1I have 227 browser tabs open, and my computer runs fine. Here’s my secret
Tools and tips for tab addicts. By David Roberts.
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+1 +1[APK] Chrome Beta 46 Now Available In Google Play, Brings Several Developer-ey Tweaks
Chrome Beta seems to be that sweet spot between reliability and new features - not quite as bleeding edge as the Dev build, but still packed with new stuff earlier than the Stable build. It's generally my personal favorite browser to use as primary, because checking out the new stuff once it's basically no longer buggy is always fun.
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+1 +1[APK] Chrome 45 Stable Hits Android, Brings Custom Tabs To The Mainstream
If you're running Chrome Beta or Dev editions, then today's changes probably seem like old hat to you. But for everyone else, the stable version of Chrome 45 is a pretty big deal, because it brings Custom Tabs to essentially everyone who's running Android today (on a modern handset, anyway).
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+19 +1Chrome Will Begin Pausing Flash Ads By Default, Starting In September
Google’s Chrome web browser keeps getting better. According to a new post on Google+, the company says that, starting on September 1st, Chrome will begin to pause many Flash ads by default in order to improve performance for its users. This change was first announced in June, and initially rolled out to the beta version of the Chrome desktop web browser.
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+20 +110 Ad Blocking Extensions Tested for Best Performance
Blocking advertisements on web pages is becoming increasingly popular and an ad blocker is now one of the most installed browser extensions for Chrome and Firefox. To see how an ad blocker performs while blocking ads and how many resources it uses while doing so, we have decided to put several to the test.
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+21 +1The best web browser of 2015: Firefox, Chrome, Edge, IE, and Opera compared
We've tested the top browsers—Google Chrome, Microsoft’s Edge and Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, and Opera—against a variety of simulated and real-world tests, and picked a winner.
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+20 +1Mozilla is making major changes to Firefox that make it more like Chrome
Mozilla is making many changes to the way Firefox works, opting for an extension model that is similar to Chrome and also adopting Chrome's multi-process interface for different tabs.
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+1 +1Dell's New 13-Inch Chromebook Is Like a Pixel You Can Actually Afford
When Google introduced Chromebooks in 2011, its “always in the cloud” philosophy made these machines seem like starter kits for the lite laptop user. But Google’s incredible Pixel line upped the game. Now Dell’s followed that top-of-the-line thinking to make a powerful Chromebook you can actually afford.
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+6 +1Google Gives Chromium A Material Design Icon, Chrome To Get One Soon
Anyone using Chromium, the open-source base that underpins Google Chrome, will soon notice something different: a brand new icon. The newly revamped Chromium logo is already in use in the latest developer build of the open-source browser, where it’s displayed on the ‘settings > about’ page.
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+12 +1Google Publishes Chrome Fix For Serious VPN Security Hole - TorrentFreak
Google has published an extension for its Chrome browser that fixes a serious security hole that can reveal a user's real IP address even though they're using a VPN. The vulnerability was made headlines in early 2015 and caused a wave of panic but Chrome users can now mitigate the problem with few clicks.
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+1 +1Chrome Canary just landed one of the best improvements to the Network panel in…
Chrome Canary just landed one of the best improvements to the Network panel in a long time: the timeline bars show you where the time was spent! In the… - Ilya Grigorik - Google+
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