Google Earth is now available in web browsers other than Chrome, but support for Safari is still being worked on due to Apple’s poor implementation of the WebGL graphics standard.
You can now use your iPhone as a physical two-factor authentication security key for logging into Google’s first-party services in the Chrome browser.
This free productivity extension is an incredibly simple and easy way to access the iCloud web apps on your computer from within anywhere in the Chrome or Firefox browser.
Are you a Chrome user wishing you could open links on iOS directly in that browser instead of Safari? This tutorial shows you how to open links in Chrome.
We’re expecting official support for Mojave’s Dark Mode in Chrome 73 for Mac, to be released some time in early 2019.
The inexplicable lack of the Copy Image action in Chrome for iOS’s contextual menu has been addressed at long last. Now you can easily copy any selected website image to the system clipboard on your iPhone and iPad.
If you use both Safari and Chrome for browsing on your mobile device, this tip shows you how to add a bookmark to Chrome right from Safari.
Google has decided to throw in the towel on its controversial new Chrome auto-login feature. An opt-out option is being released in mid-October.
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.
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.
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.
