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Google Chrome is notorious for consuming massive amounts of RAM (memory). If you have thirty...

Google Chrome features a robust built-in password manager. Over the years, it silently accumulates hundreds...

Google Chrome and Windows 11 are aggressively pushing a new authentication standard called “Passkeys.” The...

Google Chrome extensions update themselves completely automatically in the background. Usually, this is great for...

Google constantly adds new icons to the top-right corner of the Chrome browser. One of...

When you attempt to connect to the login portal of an old office router, a...

Google frequently updates the minimum system requirements for the Chrome web browser. For example, if...

If you are trying to read incredibly small text on a poorly designed website, or...

Google Chrome features an aggressive built-in security scanner. When you try to download a file,...

Google Chrome is designed to make online shopping as fast as possible. When you type...

Modern websites constantly want to know exactly where you are. Whether you are checking a...

When you click the red ‘X’ in the corner of the Google Chrome window, you...

When you visit a website, that site will save a tiny text file (a “cookie”)...

When you type a website URL into the Google Chrome address bar (the “Omnibox”), you...

To render complex websites smoothly, Google Chrome offloads the heavy lifting from your computer’s main...

Chromebooks are famous for their simplicity and stability. However, they are still physical computers. Occasionally,...

If you use a work or school laptop, your IT administrator likely manages your Google...