It has happened to most of us more than once: You receive very important paperwork via email that you must sign, and then you are faced with the task of printing it out, signing it, scanning it, and then emailing it back. But what if you don’t have a printer? or simply don’t want to […]
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It looks like your Chrome Tab Groups are no longer planned to be stuffed into the Side Panel
We’ve been tracking with the changes Google is making to the Chrome browser’s Side Panel feature for some time now and have seen it evolve over the course of its development. Instead of simply storing bookmarks, it also gained the ability to house Read Later or rather “Read Anything” items, and even Google Lens. Up […]
Continue ReadingChrome Canary begins showing interactive tutorial for creating and managing Tab Groups
A new update to the Chrome Canary browser on desktop shows off a new interactive tutorial that Google is trying out. The tutorial is meant to onboard users to its Chrome Tab Groups feature. Tab Groups allow you to group together browser tabs, give them a color and a name, and even collapse them to […]
Continue ReadingChrome 102 has arrived, check out what’s new and improved
Right on time, Google has released the next version of the Chrome browser for Desktop. Windows, Linux, and macOS users can now update Chrome to version 102 and enjoy some snazzy new features. Along with some new tricks, Chrome 102 brings some new features and tools to help developers make their web apps even more […]
Continue ReadingSearch with Google Lens in Chrome’s side panel without needing to leave the tab you’re on
Google Lens is an extremely powerful image recognition software that Google has created for Android and uses computer vision and machine learning in order to find similar images across the web. It’s now available on Chrome for desktop as many of you are aware based on our past coverage. However, up until now, right-clicking any […]
Continue ReadingEVE Online can now be played directly through the web browser via EVE Anywhere alpha
Anyone who knows me will know that I’m always on the lookout for new ways to play games through the web. From Afterplay to Jam.gg to “Play!” and more, I’m always impressed at how much a browser can do, but somehow, this has somehow completely flown under my radar – EVE Online can now be […]
Continue ReadingHands-on with the awesome new Chromebook Screencast feature [VIDEO]
We’ve been following the development of the upcoming ChromeOS Screencast feature for quite some time. It was known internally as ‘Projector’ for many months, but Google looks to have changed the name as the new feature/app readies itself for prime time. We took the whole thing for a spin on camera and after using Screencast […]
Continue ReadingGoogle announces the Advanced Web Apps Fund to support Web App projects
Google announced yesterday the launch of the Advanced Web Apps Fund, an initiative to support projects that make the web more powerful. As the web has become more advanced over time, allowing developers to bring high-performance applications to the web, the time has come to support those who have done the work to make this […]
Continue ReadingThis one, small, upcoming change to Chrome’s Side Panel will finally make it worth using
A few months ago, I wrote up an opinion piece detailing how my experience with Chrome’s Side Panel feature was frustrating and how its content seemed completely inaccessible. My final judgement on the matter was that anything saved there became a graveyard that I would likely never think to revisit. The main reason for this […]
Continue ReadingChrome’s new screenshot editor may be on its way soon
Last year, Redditor Leopeva64-2 uncovered a patch on the Chromium Gerrit that placed a Screenshot button in the Chrome share sheet. At the time, this feature was in the early stages of development, and though we didn’t have much info on it, it was easy to see that it would also include a way to […]
Continue ReadingJam.gg lets you play couch co-op retro games with your friends right through the browser
We’ve recently covered web-based retro gaming services like Afterplay and WebRcade, and thanks to our friend Mr. Sujano on YouTube (seriously, subscribe, it’s all stuff and no fluff!), we’ve just become privy to yet another. Jam.gg – previously rebranded from the funny name “PiePacker” believes that gaming is fundamentally social, and has built its platform […]
Continue ReadingGoogle is one step closer to killing the password with new FIDO ‘passwordless sign-in’ on Android
Google has been working to kill off the traditional password as a means of account access for some time, but until now, it hadn’t revealed how it planned to do so beyond enforcing 2SV (two-step verification) on millions of more accounts and encouraging users to perform the occasional security checkup. Today passwords are essential to […]
Continue ReadingLatest Chrome Beta adopts tab reordering via keyboard shortcuts
One of the best things about running a browser based on open-source code is the speed at which new features and improvements are introduced. Chrome is that kind of browser, with a slew of features constantly being tested in the Canary channel, where the brave and adventurous get to try out what’s in development before […]
Continue ReadingChrome for Android’s toolbar will soon change based on what you need and when you need it
A brand new developer flag has appeared in Chrome for Android, and as discovered by 9to5Google, it seeks to make your browser’s toolbar adapt to your needs in real-time. As you can see below, a “toolbar shortcut” will appear between the Omnibox and the tab counter once the feature rolls out (Currently rolling out, just […]
Continue ReadingGoogle Chrome 101 implements Password Notes feature via a flag
Google has been experimenting lately with several ways to make Google Chrome your preferred password manager. One of the features that were spotted back in February to make this a reality was the ability to add notes to your saved passwords, as originally discovered by u/Leopeva64-2 on Reddit in the Canary channel of Chrome. More […]
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