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# Chrome

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April 2024
Google agrees to delete billions of user records collected in Chrome private browsing mode
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How to get your chrome and steel surfaces sparkling (and keep them that way)
Want your browser to continue where you left off? This is how
Chrome looks at ditching backspace shortcut so you don't lose your work
After 18 years, Internet Explorer is no longer the world's most popular browser
This is how you can control your desktop remotely
Google Chrome will be getting itself a makeover
Too many tabs open? Here's how you can snooze them for later
Internet Explorer has taken the penultimate step towards its end
Internet ads bothering you? Then Google's latest change will make you happy
If Chrome is running slowly, here's how to find the problem causing it
How to get your computer to shut up when it starts playing videos you don't want to watch
What happened at Google's biggest event of the year
This is how you can access sites you visited offline
If you're using Chrome, this password add-on may come in handy
Google Chrome is turning text upside down and people are extremely confused
Want to separate work and play on your browser? Set up different profiles
Want to find an alternative to Google? Here are your options
Here's how you can get more out of your Chromecast
Google is working on screens that connect together like Lego
If browser tabs are getting the better of you, here's how you can clear them up*
13 browser plug-ins that will improve your web experience
Three weeks after turning off support, Windows XP faces its first major problem
Weird Wide Web: The week in online oddities
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Weird Wide Web: the week in online oddities
Here's how to access Wikipedia during its 24-hour blackout
Would you trust this man to tell you a website is secure?
Google unveils 'Chromebook' laptops - starting at €14 per month