Google is guilty. So, now what? Last summer, Google lost a landmark antitrust case. U.S. District Judge Amit Mehta declared that “Google is a monopolist,” finding the company acted illegally to ...

What if your browser could do more than just open websites? Imagine a tool that not only helps you navigate the web but also acts as your personal assistant, summarizing dense articles, automating ...

Following its antitrust victory, the U.S. Department of Justice is aiming to fundamentally reshape Google’s digital dominance by forcing the company to sell Chrome and restructure its market approach.

I may have gripes with Comet, but none of them take away from how cool it is to see this agentic AI browser in action the first time. This is a glimpse of the future. Nearly every web browser— apart ...

Chrome for Android is testing a new toggle that lets websites access only your approximate location. Here's why it matters ...

The first crazy leaps into a Star Trek future just showed up in the latest stable build of Chrome. As of now, “Conversational Search” has now rolled out, which means that Chrome can now remember what ...

Experiments are a way of life at Google, and the company’s latest project is focused on using post-quantum cryptographic algorithms in Chrome to future-proof encrypted digital communications. Google ...

The vertical tab panel now displays the tabs themselves in Chrome Canary, but it is not yet possible to interact with them, and the standard hover effect hasn't been added yet ...

Chrome is redesigning the Autofill and passwords settings as "Your saved info" to add support for ID documents and travel ...

You can pin more than one tab in Chrome on Android. Each pinned tab appears on the left side of the tab grid with a pin icon.