Easiest Way To Bypass Google Chrome’s Security Warning
You reached to a webpage where Google Chrome shows “The site ahead contains malware”, but here is a super super easy way to get past that warning, just type a type and Viola! In this post we also discussed some potential tools to solve this as well.
Apple Released Safari Technology Preview: And It Emulates Even iOS Device Wrong
Apple introduced developer focused Safari Technology Preview, a nightly build of shiny Safari. We put it on a test spin, and find out some quite funny things about this new browser. Keep reading.
Google Launched First 64-bit Chrome Web Browser For OS X
In August of this year, Google launched a beta build of 64-bit Chrome for Mac, following the public release of 64-bit Chrome for Windows. And now after several months of testing, lately Google has launched Chrome 39, its first 64-bit browser for Apple’s OS X operating system.
Chrome To Have New Features, Users Will Be Able To Add Images And Notes In Chrome Bookmarks
We all know how hard it can be to find something once you’ve saved it. At least that will be less painful in Chrome browser. Google has announced to add some new features of which one is users will be able to add images and notes to Google Chrome Bookmarks.
Google Chrome 64-bit Beta For Windows Arrived
The speed of browser development these days means you’re never more than a month or two from the next “major” release. But if you can’t wait that long, and you’re happy to sacrifice some stability and security in return for getting an early glance at new features, then Beta versions can quench that thirst. And lately, Google has announced Chrome 64-bit Beta Channel for Windows.
Google Chrome Brings ‘Project Naptha’ Extension – Lets You Erase Text Inside Any Image On The Web
Google has made an amazing extension called Project Naptha for its web browser that lets users copy and erase text inside any image they find on the web! Project Naptha is available now for free via the official website or Google’s Chrome Web Store.
Google Announces Two Mysterious Chrome Mobile Special Events In June
Google is apparently gearing up for two significant announcements for the developer community in June. The company has recently posted two YouTube videos on its Developer website, with each of these videos hinting at a ‘Mobile Chrome special event’ due to take place in June.
Google Enhanced Chrome’s Security To Stop Installing Malware Unknowingly
Google, which is till now the most popular and best search engine to people, announced last Wednesday that it has added new measures to protect Google Chrome users from being targeted by malicious extensions. The company mentioned that people will be able to see “Safe Browsing” malicious download warnings “within a week.”
Internet Explorer Gains Over Chrome And Firefox, Reaching Nearly 56% Market Share
Towards the close of 2012, many had speculated that Microsoft’s Internet Explorer may finally lose to the onslaught from the likes of Firefox and Google Chrome. However, with the release of IE10, Internet Explorer has not only been able to stand its ground but has been gaining market share over the last two months.
Google Released Chrome 25, Fixes Total 22 Flaws
Earlier, we reported that search giant Google’s web browser Chrome 25 will arrive with SSL search encryption by default. The good news is the search giant has released Chrome 25 last Thursday that fixes 22 vulnerabilities and many more.
Chrome 25 Will Arrive With SSL Search Encryption
Chrome 25 is currently in the beta stage, and Google is actively working on it so as to dish out the new version as soon as possible. The good thing about this forthcoming version of Google’s browser is that it will come equipped with search encryption, a feature that has already been implemented in other browsers such as Firefox and Safari.
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[Tutorial] How To Download Directly From Google Chrome To Dropbox
If you use the Google Chrome browser and the storage service Dropbox to save documents in the cloud, this tutorial will definitely be useful for you because it will show you how to include an option Download to Dropbox in the context menu when you click the right mouse button on image, file or document.
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[Tutorial] How To Re-Authorize Opening Of External Applications From Google Chrome
This tutorial will show you how to re-authorize opening of external applications such as Picasa, Last.fm, Google Earth, Spotify from Google Chrome.
Google Maps Not Supported On Windows Phone Due To No WebKit Usage
Relations between Microsoft and Google haven’t exactly been amicable. In fact, in recent times, they have soured all the more due to somewhat of a feud between Bing and Google search as well as several other issues. Now, it has turned out that Google Maps can’t be accessed on Windows Phone devices because their default browser doesn’t use WebKit.
Twitpic Blocked By Google Chrome For Posing Malware Risk
Twitpic is one of the most popular site for sharing photos and videos on Twitter. The service has been around for a while and is used by a sizeable audience. However, Google Chrome has apparently detected that Twitpic poses malware risk and has started blocking it.
