Besides adding a “Listen to this page” TTS feature in the Android browser, Chrome is rolling out an interesting update to its About page on desktop that explains Google’s stance on ads and a free web.

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Admit it — if you're glued to your computer all day long, chances are Google Chrome has become your constant digital companion as it stays open to be used your entire work day and beyond. And who ...

The Google Chrome browser's default background is boring. It's plain white by default and black if you use the browser in dark mode. Either way, the theme is clean and provides a clear contrast with ...

User Alignment Critic' will review agentic actions so bots don't do things like emptying your bank account Google plans to add a second Gemini-based model to Chrome to address the security problems ...

Whatever the case may be, the easiest way to call Gemini for page-specific questioning is to again right-click the tab’s title at the top of the Chrome window — and this time, look for the option to ...

Update, Dec. 21, 2024: This story, originally published Dec. 19, now includes new details of an experimental Chrome security feature and advice on update action for organizations running any Chrome or ...