As Chrome turns 10, Google bets on AI and AR
Google Chrome turned 10 years old and the company has shared what's next for the browser: artificial intelligence and augmented reality.
Chrome 68 arrives with new APIs and all HTTP sites marked as not secure
Google today launched Chrome 68 for Windows, Mac, and Linux. The release includes the Page Lifecycle API, the Payment Handler API, and a change...
Chrome 67 arrives with Generic Sensor API and BigInt support
Google has released Chrome 67 with the Generic Sensor API, WebXR Device API (origin trial), Web Authentication API, BigInt support, plus the usual security improvements and new developer features.
Google Chrome’s autoplay blocker has an unintended victim — web games
Google rolled out its Chrome 66 update last month, and its biggest feature is that autoplaying content will be muted by default. This might...
Google says Chrome blocks ‘about half’ of unwanted autoplays
Google released Chrome 66 just over two weeks ago. The highlight was that content with sound no longer starts playing unexpectedly until you hit...
Chrome 66 arrives with autoplaying content blocked by default
Google today launched Chrome 66 for Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, and iOS. The desktop release includes autoplaying content muted by default, security improvements, and...
Chrome will block ‘behind the scenes’ Flash content in September, make HTML5 default in December
Google has shared more details of its plan to replace Flash with HTML5 by default in Chrome. In September 2016, Chrome will block Flash content that loads...
Google targets HTML5 default for Chrome instead of Flash in Q4 2016
Google has outlined a plan to push HTML5 by default in Chrome, instead of Flash. In Q4 2016, the company plans to only serve...
New Chrome experiment turns your phone into a Star Wars lightsaber
Google today launched a new Chrome experiment called “Lightsaber Escape” in partnership with Disney, LucasFilm, and Industrial Light & Magic. The Star Wars “interactive...
Bad guys use fake ‘Bad Piggies’ Chrome extensions to install adware
It looks like the latest targets for malware writers are hopeful downloaders of Rovio's Bad Piggies game.