IDG NEWS SERVICE – Google Now is moving out of the lab and onto the desktop in the beta version of Chrome. Starting this week, Chrome beta users can view Google Now “cards” within the notifications area on Windows, Mac, and Chrome OS. The cards should show up automatically if you’re already using Google Now … Continue reading Chrome beta users get an assist from Google Now
The recent versions of Google Chrome will let you synchronize your Google account with Chrome so that you don’t have to login again to each Google products (e.g. Google Drive, Gmail, Blogger, Google Play, etc) website you visit. This will also mean that anybody who has access to your Google Chrome browser can easily explore … Continue reading How to Create and Manage Multiple User Accounts in Google Chrome
IDG News Service – Few things are worse than when you’re trying to get some work done with your headphones on and all of a sudden, a loud, obnoxious advertisement yells at you to “come try this out!” It’s terrible, but Google seems to empathize with this. Back in November, the search giant launched an … Continue reading Latest Google Chrome Release Officially lets you Mute Noisy Tabs
In a browser reliability test, the recent versions of Google’s Chrome and Mozilla’s Firefox are measurably less prone to crashes and errors than Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 10, a new analysis by applications testing firm Sauce Labs has found. If this looks like another stick to beat Microsoft’s browser with, it is worth pointing out that the … Continue reading Mozilla Firefox 23 Proved Flawless as IE Woes Continue
The introduction of mozilla firefox 23 has seen the option to disable or enable javascript removed from the primary user interface. Alex Limi earlier explained the reason behind this decision, citing user protection as their major reason. Most sites these days that aren’t just displaying content will fail in interesting& mysterious ways if you don’t have … Continue reading How to Enable/Disable JavaScript in Mozilla Firefox
