Google Chrome turned ten yesterday. To celebrate the anniversary, they’re refreshing the app across desktop and mobile platforms with an all-new look taking cues from Material Design and some new features and improvements, including a completely revamped password manager and updated autofill so you can get things done more easily and securely.
One of the benefits to using Google Chrome on your Mac, as opposed to Safari, is the ability to move multiple tabs to a new window. Here’s how to do it.
iOS and desktop versions of Google’s Chrome browser now come with some parts of the Material Design overhaul. The changes are hidden by default, but can be turned on easily.
Mixmax can help boost your productivity while also bringing some stability back to your Gmail inbox. Here’s a look at what makes the tool worth it.
Before Apple executives take the stage at the San Jose Convention Center later this morning, be sure to have everything you need to watch the big keynote address live.
Today’s update includes a pair of new widgets for your Today screen and support for iOS 11’s drag and drop capability on iPad.
An upgrade to the Security Checkup web tool and new phishing protections in the Chrome browser help strengthen the security of your account and browsing.
You can now quickly access handy Google Chrome navigation shortcuts directly from your MacBook Pro’s Touch Bar.
BrowserChanger10 is a jailbreak tweak that lets you choose a different default web browser on your iOS device to open links in.
Apple has re-introduced two features removed from Workflow following the acquisition while adding new Apple Music actions for interacting with your Up Next music queue.
Over time, web browsers accumulate data from your internet browsing. As this data becomes corrupted, sometimes you have to clear your browser caches. We’ll show you how to clear cache from Chrome, Firefox, and Safari.
Chrome 58 for Mac, Windows and Linux is rolling out beginning today and it packs in a bunch of bug fixes and developer enhancements though no support for Touch Bar shortcuts that Google promised earlier.
