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The New Updates Google Has Made On The Chrome Browser
The #new #updates #Google has made on the #ChromeBrowser
Google Chrome is a #freeware (computer software that is available for use at no monetary cost) Web browser developed by Google. It was released as a beta version for #Microsoft #Windows on 2nd September 2008. Google Chrome is open source operating system which has been released by Google. This is launched particularly for web applications.
#Features available in Google Chrome are #speed, #stability, #security, #user interface, #extensions, usage tracking and #themes.
Few new updates on Chrome Browser are #listed below:
•Google introduced users to #mute unwanted audio in chrome# tabs.
Let’s mute individual tabs! Recently Google has solved the problem of the noisy tabs. Now we can mute the tabs individually.
According to the information, Chrome’s latest update allows you to mute an individual tab which has solved the major compulsory ads problems. All you have to do is right click on the tab you wish to mute, and just select “mute tab” option.
•‘#Ok Google’ detection removed from chrome for Windows, #Mac and #Linux
The #voice search has been removed in the new version of Chrome 46 for Windows, OSX and Linux desktops. But with this latest version of the browser, users will no longer be able to search on Google with their voice
Google says that it removed this feature since not many users were using it
•Google Chrome #address bar update
Google starts bringing more #information into its address bar, we could end up seeing a decline in search volume and possibly traffic to our most user-friendly, #informative pages.
It looks like Google has taken its mission to take the world’s news and make it universally accessible and useful. Another step further is by displaying knowledge graph-type results and displaying them directly in Chrome’s desktop address bar.
Google chrome is one of the #best internet browsers on the #market. Their features provide you #convenience. We look forward to what the browser will offer in the future.
The New Updates Google Has Made On The Chrome Browser
The #new #updates #Google has made on the #ChromeBrowser
Google Chrome is a #freeware (computer software that is available for use at no monetary cost) Web browser developed by Google. It was released as a beta version for #Microsoft #Windows on 2nd September 2008. Google Chrome is open source operating system which has been released by Google. This is launched particularly for web applications.
#Features available in Google Chrome are #speed, #stability, #security, #user interface, #extensions, usage tracking and #themes.
Few new updates on Chrome Browser are #listed below:
•Google introduced users to #mute unwanted audio in chrome# tabs.
Let’s mute individual tabs! Recently Google has solved the problem of the noisy tabs. Now we can mute the tabs individually.
According to the information, Chrome’s latest update allows you to mute an individual tab which has solved the major compulsory ads problems. All you have to do is right click on the tab you wish to mute, and just select “mute tab” option.
•‘#Ok Google’ detection removed from chrome for Windows, #Mac and #Linux
The #voice search has been removed in the new version of Chrome 46 for Windows, OSX and Linux desktops. But with this latest version of the browser, users will no longer be able to search on Google with their voice
Google says that it removed this feature since not many users were using it
•Google Chrome #address bar update
Google starts bringing more #information into its address bar, we could end up seeing a decline in search volume and possibly traffic to our most user-friendly, #informative pages.
It looks like Google has taken its mission to take the world’s news and make it universally accessible and useful. Another step further is by displaying knowledge graph-type results and displaying them directly in Chrome’s desktop address bar.
Google chrome is one of the #best internet browsers on the #market. Their features provide you #convenience. We look forward to what the browser will offer in the future.