OpenAI is reportedly planning to launch its own web browser in the coming weeks, with an AI-centric approach. Here are the ...

Google announced at I/O 2025 an exciting security feature for Chrome: The browser will change compromised passwords on its own. Click to Skip Ad ... like changing the old password to a new one.

Of course, there's no beating the true Chrome logo, oh so shiny and so chrome and first of its name, from 2008. Though this new logo did get us thinking about what's next for Google.

The new browser logo comes in variations for iPhones, Macs, Windows and Chromebooks. ... Colors are brighter on Chrome OS. And the icon gets a 3D look, like a thin disk, on MacOS.

We tailor Chrome’s experience to each OS, with features like Native Window Occlusion on Windows, day-one M1 support on macOS, Widgets on iOS/Android, and Material You on Android. We want our ...

I think more than most industries, carmaker logos and badges tend to have a lot of longevity, and changing or updating a logo ...

The new Chrome logo is currently only available within the Developer channel and was released in the Chrome 11.0.696.12 ... This is particularly important for a web browser like Chrome, ...

Google is cutting support for the Chrome web browser for the outdated Android versions 8 (Oreo) and 9 (Pie). Version 138 of Google's Chrome web browser, which is expected this Tuesday, will be the ...

Chrome, in other words, is being used in the same way that Internet Explorer 6 was back in the day — with web developers primarily optimizing for Chrome and tweaking for rivals later.

Audi’s logo has gotten a makeover — or at least updated its look. Of course, the four interlocking rings remain, but they are noticeably flatter. The old chrome look has also taken a hike ...

With the promise of a Chrome refresh coming to desktop sometime this year, we’re already seeing signs of a redesign on foldable devices, as subtle as they may be. Google is no stranger to redesigns.

Elvin Hu, Google Chrome's designer, posted the logo's redesign on Twitter, showing people the subtle changes. Google Chrome's latest logo was revealed on Twitter, and Canary users can see it.