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Chrome 155 will officially support JPEG XL. We look at the shift to Rust, lossless recompression of existing JPEGs, how it compares with AVIF, decoding speed, and differences between browsers.
Once enabled, Gemini in Chrome shares your current tab by default when you open it. Based on Google's official documentation, we look at how page content and URLs are handled, how to stop sharing, chat-saving and training settings, and how Workspace protections differ.
Google Chrome's DBSC locks the private key generated at login inside the TPM or Secure Enclave, rendering stolen session cookies useless. The Windows rollout began in April, and phased deployment to Workspace started in May, but older PCs without TPM and users of other browsers remain outside the protection.
In Q2 2026, Google will begin offering official Google Chrome binaries for Linux devices built on the ARM64 architecture. Following support for Apple silicon (Arm-based Macs) in 2020 and […]
Google's Chrome may be criticized by some as having become "bloated" due to feature creep, but it still appears to remain the fastest browser out there. It has now been revealed that the latest version of Chrome achieved the highest score ever recorded on "Speedometer 3.0," an […]
BrowserBench.org announced the release of "Speedometer 3.0," the latest version of a benchmark test jointly developed among the three major browser engines (Blink, Gecko, WebKit). […]
