Google Chrome Portable 89.0.4389.114 (64-bit)
Google Chrome Portable is a fast, secure, and free Web Browser for your Windows PC. Type less with Autofill. Designed to keep you safe. Custom theme & extensions. One browser, all devices. Chrome Portable for Desktop 64 bit features a minimalistic…
How to Fix “DNS_probe_finished_bad_config” in Chrome
There are any number of issues that could prevent you from loading webpages in Google Chrome, from a broken internet connection to a domain name server (DNS) outage. It can also be caused by a form submission (err_cache_miss) error or, if the problem isn’t on your end, a slow or broken
Chrome 89 gains a ton of performance improvements and updates Discover feed (APK Download)
Update More changes Chrome 88 was released only last week, marking the release of the Manifest V3 extension API, changes to password management, and the official death of Adobe Flash support. Chrome 89 has now arrived in the Beta Channel, and it seems to be an even bigger release…
Microsoft will match Chrome with more frequent Edge updates
Microsoft will switch to a four-week release cycle for stable builds of Edge later this year. It plans to move to that schedule starting with Edge 94, which should arrive in September.
Chrome vs. Firefox: Which internet browser is better?
Web browsers are our windows into the internet and yet many people just stick with the one they know. They rarely, if ever, try out alternatives that might make their lives easier. You may think Google Chrome is the only browser you’ll ever need, but Firefox might have something to say about that.
Google is going to release Chrome updates faster than ever this year
In the thirteen years since it launched, Google’s Chrome has become the most used browser in the world. According to W3Counter, Chrome currently has a 65% market share, while Safari is next at just 17%. Clearly, whatever Google has been doing for the last decade has been working, but sometimes change is a good thing.
How to Group Open Tabs on Chrome
Keep your Chrome tabs organized on your computer and Android device. Here’s how you can do that. The post How to Group Open Tabs on Chrome appeared first on Technipages.
