Google promises to remove third party cookies from Chrome
At least in the UK
The UK’s competition regulator said on Friday it had secured commitments from Google about the tech giant's proposal to remove third party cookies from its Chrome browser.
Microsoft says new Edge will be best Windows browser
Better than Chrome
The next release of Edge will be the "best performing" browser available on Windows 10 when it arrives later this week, Microsoft claimed at its Build 2021 event. It said that version 91 contains new features, specifically "startup boost and sleeping tabs" that will push it ahead of Chrome and all other browsers.
Chrome-based browsers have vulnerability
Proof-of-concept today exploit code published
An Indian security researcher has published proof-of-concept today exploit code for a recently discovered vulnerability impacting Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and other Chromium-based browsers like Opera and Brave.
US might force Google to polish off Chrome
Along with parts of its advertising business
Justice Department and state prosecutors investigating Google for alleged antitrust violations are considering whether to force the company to sell its dominant Chrome browser and parts of its lucrative advertising business.
Google software writers copy Apple's QA model
ChromeOS updates cause 100 percent CPU usage, might set you on fire
Google appears to be following Apple's software QA model and releasing software which is not really fit for the purpose.
GeForce Now speaks Chromebook
Additional 40 million possible gamers
Nvidia is investing heavily in a cloud gaming platform called GeForce Now, and we had a chance to get an update from an old friend and industry veteran Phil Eisler, VP of GeForce Now and cloud gaming. The biggest announcement for today is that Chromebooks have support for GeForce now.
Google switches off Chrome memory savings in Windows
Windows should be a memory hog like Android
Google has decided to disable a feature in Windows 10 version 2004 that allowed Chrome and Microsoft Edge browsers to use a lot less RAM.
Chrome on phone finally moves to 64-bit
Might see a speed boost from its normal pace
Google Chrome has finally moved to 64-bit despite the technology been around for years.
Google Empire slammed for crucifying URL bar
What have the Chromans done for us?
New feature flags in Chrome's early-release Dev and Canary channels (V85) "which modify the appearance and behaviour of web addresses in the address bar" have been getting people a little hot under the collar.
Chrome’s security bugs are memory safety problems
More than 70 percent of them
Most of Chromes serious security bugs are due to memory memory safety problems, the Chromium project said.