Google Chrome 74 is now available for Windows, Mac, Linux, Chrome OS, and Android (beta). Apart from a few bug fixes, it brings multiple new features (including a dark mode on Windows). Additionally, the Data Saver mode on the Android app has been modified as ‘Lite mode’. Read more to find How To Enable Lite Mode On Google Chrome For Android
Google introduced an ‘auto sign-in’ feature to its web browser with Chrome 69. It automatically signs you into Chrome when you sign into a Google website. However, now you can sign into various Google websites like Gmail, Docs, or Drive without needing to sign into the Chrome browser itself. Read more to find about How to Turn Off Auto Sign-In On Google Chrome Web Browser
Google Chrome is expected to add native dark mode support for Windows desktops. The new feature will offer a comfortable Web browsing experience in low lighting conditions. However, you don’t have to wait for the new update. Let us help you use a dark version of Chrome web browser. Read more to find about How To Easily Use Dark Mode On Google Chrome For Desktops
For regular Google Chrome users, the most common source of irritation and frustration is when a video suddenly pops up and auto-plays. We have all been in that immensely irritating situation when we reach the mute option is a jiffy. We know its irritating, and now finally Google has fixed the issue. The tech giant has released Chrome 66 – a new update– which now mutes the auto-playing videos by default.
Recently, Google suspended its Chrome apps on most platforms except Chrome OS. However, the search engine giant has started coming up with solutions. The company has launched a web version of its popular Chrome Remote Desktop app. Read more to find about Google Chrome Remote Desktop Web App
Google has launched a new software update for its Chrome browser. The new Google Chrome version 63 has been rolled out to all users for desktop (Linux, Mac, Windows) and mobile (Android) devices. The Chrome OS updates are expected to arrive soon. Highlights include Flags redesign, Quick Site Certificate, and a new Device Memory Javascript API. Read more to find about Google Chrome 63 Features
Smartphones allow you to catch up on articles and other written content from almost anywhere. All you need is connectivity and an internet browser. However, not all websites are easy to read on mobile devices. It can be little difficult to sort through all the clutter on the side including ads, suggestions, images, etc. Also, you have to reformat the web page or zoom in/out, depending on a particular web page. Is reading web pages on your smartphones proving to be a hassle? Don’t worry. Google Chrome has a hidden ‘Reader mode’ for Android which strips way all the clutter and formatting for a comfortable reading experience. Read more to find about How To Enable Google Chrome’s Hidden Reader Mode For Android Smartphones
