Google Chrome for Android recently received its long awaited bottom bar option, but despite the lengthy wait for it, it's an unfinished mess.

Chrome might be your favorite browser, but its appetite for memory is a serious concern. Thankfully, a hidden setting keeps ...

After cybersecurity experts discovered an influx of malware infecting Chrome users, Google has since confirmed the attacks and announced a security patch that will accompany the latest browser update.

Google Lens is a visual search feature built into Chrome. It lets you search for the source of an image on a web page, find variants of the image, or find or similar looking images.

But now, Google feels the lock icon has outlived its usefulness and could even mislead users into thinking a website is 100% secure. The problem is, anyone can get an SSL certificate for any ...

Google Chrome is a popular web browser, known for its speed and user-friendly interface. It comes with a default icon that most users are quite familiar with. But did you know that you can change the ...

Just click the three dot icon in the top right of your window, scroll down to ‘Help’, then click ‘About Google Chrome.' You’ll then be directed to a settings menu that will let you update ...

To fix the problem, you might want to try using Google’s DNS. After doing that, check if the problem is resolved. Remember that switching to a Google DNS might make your connection slower, but it ...

The former was once an exception for specific sites where security was paramount (Netscape introduced SSL 2.0 in February 1995), and Google Chrome's lock icon is a remnant from that time.

Google is bringing a subtle yet controversial change to its Chrome web browser. Beginning with Chrome 117, secure HTTPS connections will no longer have a padlock icon next to the URL.

Google Chrome's redesigned 117 version to be released in September will feature a new "tune" icon on its web browser that will replace the lock icon on the URL bar. In 2021, Google conducted a ...

Chrome's lock symbol will be based on this tune image. Google Chrome. To replace it, the team behind Chrome is working on a version of tune icon (pictured at right) that encourages people to click ...