Google is testing a “Follow” button in Chrome for sites that support RSS, with content appearing in the New Tab page, initially with Chrome Canary users
2005 is back! @ianvisits : Google attempting to resurrect the RSS feeds it nearly managed to kill off when it shut-down Google Reader. https://9to5google.com/... Richard MacManus / @ricmac : Well, it'...
Latest version of Google's experimental browser Chrome Canary on Android includes setting to block “intrusive” ads
Google will reportedly debut a built-in ad blocking feature for its Chrome browser next year, and now we have the first concrete look at this addition to the web navigation software in action.
Chrome Canary implements native push notifications on Mac, but feature is not enabled by default; support for merged tabs on Chrome for Android is removed
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Google Launches First Beta Build of 64-Bit Chrome for Mac
Google today announced the launch of the first beta build of 64-bit Chrome for Mac, following the public release of 64-bit Chrome for Windows. — Earlier this month, Google added 64-bit support to Ch...
Boom! Google integrates Chrome apps into the Mac OS X Finder
Google's strategy to use the Chrome browser as a desktop replacement took another step forward on Friday. Users of Chrome Canary, an experimental version of Google's browser, can now associate Mac fi...
Google experimenting with hiding URLs in Chrome
Summary: In an effort to make phishing attacks more evident to the user, Chrome Canary is taking a tip from iOS Safari, emphasizing the domain and hiding the rest of the URL. — Jake Archibald, a “de...
Google Now integrated in Chrome Canary builds, with weather, scores, traffic, and reminder cards
Google Now in Chrome for Desktop — Google Now cards are available in the latest Chrome Canary build for Windows and Mac (34.0.1788). You only need to go to chrome://flags/#enable-google- now …
Google adds notification center to Chromium for Mac in preparation for porting Google Now to OS X
Over the last few months, the Chrome OS notification center was ported to Chromium and then to Chrome Canary, but the feature was limited to just Windows. Now it looks like the first attempts …