It lets you make your wallpapers. It gives you a WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) editor. It’s pretty easy to use. Some customization features include a clock, Google Fit data, weather ...

Google has issued an urgent update for Chrome on Windows to address a critical zero-day exploit found in the wild. The vulnerability, revealed by Kaspersky, allows malware infection through a ...

The FBI has issued an urgent warning to three billion Google Chrome users over a new dangerous hacking scam. It's no secret that surfing the web and even using our phones can put us in danger of ...

The FBI has warned all Google Chrome users about a threat of a fake URL that lets hackers steal victims' personal information. The agency said hackers are creating websites claiming to convert one ...

To use GDI rendering with Chrome (or a Chrome alternative), read on... If you'd like to see the official Google Chrome support MacType, please let the Chrome team know at Google. To do this: According ...

Taking to X, Srinivas posted, "See you soon Google Chrome." "Imagine throwing Deep Research at all of your work and life context that is accessible on the web and asking AI to deeply reason ...

Google said it has fixed a vulnerability in its Chrome browser for Windows that malicious hackers have used to break into victims’ computers. In a brief note on Tuesday, Google said that it ...

Google has fixed a high-severity Chrome zero-day vulnerability exploited to escape the browser's sandbox and deploy malware in espionage attacks targeting Russian media outlets and education ...

Google Chrome’s installer reportedly refuses to open on Intel and AMD computers. It seems like Google may have accidentally served the Arm version of the installer to these PCs. You can try ...

Google is offering an updated version of its Chrome browser to the masses after mending a grave security flaw said to be exploited in espionage. “The Stable channel has been updated to 134.0.6998.177/ ...

Google is rolling out the patch to fix a zero-day vulnerability in Chrome for Windows. Kaspersky suspects a state-sponsored group used the flaw to spy on Russian users.

If you, faithful Edge, Safari, or Firefox user that you are, have finally decided to give up your futile resistance and be assimilated into the all-consuming swarm of Google Chrome users today ...