Posts Categorized: Google Chrome

Often on the web, Google is doing a ton of things at once — reading up on an exotic travel location, catching up on social media or booking a hotel. With… Read more »

You’re browsing the web, checking out the latest news on your favorite band, when suddenly you see a red warning screen: “The site ahead contains malware.” These warnings aren’t new—since… Read more »

Today, Google introduced a new Chromecast and its partner-in-crime, Chromecast Audio. Chromecast has faster performance, a new design and is available in three colors. Chromecast Audio is a small device that… Read more »

Speed is one of the founding principles of Chrome. As the web evolves and sites take advantage of increasing capabilities, Chrome’s performance—how fast pages load, how smooth scrolling is, how… Read more »

In November 2014, Google Drive added the ability to open files from Google Drive directly into the compatible application installed on your computer. Today, this capability will be extended to the Drive… Read more »

Often when we use our mobile phones, it’s for something fast in the moment. We see a food item we can’t identify, or hear a song lyric, and want to… Read more »

Adobe Flash allows web pages to display rich content—but sometimes that can put a squeeze on your laptop’s battery. So Google’s been working with Adobe to ensure that your experience on… Read more »

In March, we outlined the problems with unwanted ad injectors, a common symptom of unwanted software. Ad injectors are programs that insert new ads, or replace existing ones, into the pages you visit… Read more »