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For me, Google’s Discover feed on my phone is the go-to for catching up on new and relative news. Yes, I have the Google News app on my phone but I don’t use it. The Discover feed does a fairly decent job of curating content that is pertinent to me personally and professionally. Since its […]
For many a Chrome OS user, Google Cloud Print has been a reluctant companion for nearly ten years as a “simple” solution for wireless printing. As any Chromie that has used Google Cloud Print can tell you, it wasn’t a great solution but it was the only one we had for many years. Thankfully, makers […]
![[Update: sort of fixed] Gamers Rejoice, Destiny is back online after nearly an 8-hour outage](https://chromeunboxed.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/stadiaInviteCodesLate.jpg)
As Robby reported this morning, Stadia gamers were unable to access Destiny 2 due to what appears to be an outage on Bungie’s end that affected not only the newly released streaming service but Destiny 1 & 2 servers across the board. The outage left users unable to log in and hence, no one was […]
One of the parts of using both Chrome and Chrome OS for years that I’ve always loved is the password saving functionality. This feature has gone from completely bare-bones to a pretty stellar, built-in addition for all Chrome users across multiple platforms. Honestly, its one of those things I routinely find myself using and wondering […]
Who doesn’t like saving a little money, right? A lot of shoppers have their go-to mobile app or extension that helps them get a little cash back or find the best deals when shopping online. There’s no shortage of these apps and many of them have a lot of great features but I wanted to […]
The Chrome browser is constantly evolving and part of that evolutions is the ongoing hardening of security through new features as well as patching existing vulnerabilities. Occasionally, the aforementioned vulnerabilities are critical enough to require immediate action from developers. One such security flaw was recently discovered in the Chrome browser. Uncovered by the team at […]
Google is rolling out an update to the account switch UI on the web for all its services. Whether logged into Google Docs, Gmail, Google.com or any other Google property, you can click on your avatar and see a new, more-Google-y fly-out menu.
The latest update of the Chrome browser for Windows has been a bit of a mess as users have been battling “Aw, Snap!” crashes due to outdated third-party code not being compatible with Chrome’s sandboxing process. On the bright side, the problem isn’t a bug. However, it does prevent many popular security applications such as […]
With last week’s release of Chrome 78 for Desktop, a growing number of users have been reporting an issue that is causing browser-wide “Aw, Snap!” errors in Chrome. Many, myself included, reporting the problem as a “bug” in the latest version of Chrome but thanks to someone smarter than me, we know have some more […]
On Wednesday, the Chrome Team announced the official rollout of Chrome 78 for desktop which includes Windows, Linux and macOS. As with many updates, this one included a number of updates, enhancements and security fixes. Unfortunately, an unexpected bug has come along for the ride that is causing the dreaded “Aw, Snap!” browser crash for […]
For the tab hoarder in your circle, Google is working hard to bring a number of new features to Chrome that will help wrangle all of your open browser sessions. From Hover Tab Image Preview to the recently added “Tab Strips,” Chrome has improved exponentially at helping some of us manage our sometimes overwhelming open […]
The Chrome browser and its sibling OS have seen a lot of changes over the past few years. Many of the changes happen under the hood while others have molded and sculpted the look and feel of browser. Material Design is constantly evolving and the Chrome’s UI has benefited from much of the work from […]
