When you change your homepage on Google Chrome, you'll also want to make sure that the home button is activated.

You can change the font in Google Chrome through the settings menu, and customize the look of your browser.

If you use Google Chrome as your primary browser, you're not alone. It's the world's most popular browser, but there are other choices. And now, one with built-in artificial intelligence may change ...

With the introduction of new AI features on Google Chrome, it is now a no-brainer to manage and automate repetitive tasks or expand knowledge with the tools. Find out how below. Use Gemini on Chrome ...

Google LLC has long used its Chrome web browser as a way to boost the popularity of its products and services, notably to strengthen its dominance in search, and now it’s trying to do the same for ...

While some AI startups have to design browsers from scratch to offer users built-in AI chatbot functionality, Google is in a unique position that gives it a massive head start. Google owns Chrome, the ...

Users of Google's Chrome web browser may notice some changes in the coming months. Google announced yesterday it's integrating its “Gemini” artificial intelligence assistant into Chrome, turning it ...

Sept 18 (Reuters) - Google will integrate Gemini into its Chrome browser for users in the U.S. starting Thursday, just weeks after a federal judge spared the company from a forced breakup in an ...

Plus, while on a website using Chrome, you can ask questions and learn more about your current page with AI Mode. Google AI Mode is coming to the Chrome browser with the Chrome address bar allowing ...

Google is adding multiple new AI features to Chrome, the most popular browser in the world. The most visible change is a new button in Chrome that launches the Gemini chatbot, but there are also new ...

Somiya Adrees is a writer at GameRant. Her gaming journey began at a young age with classics like Super Mario Bros., Sonic the Hedgehog, and Disney's Aladdin in Nasira's Revenge (all of which she ...

In late December 2024, researchers discovered more than 30 browser extensions hosted on the Google Chrome Web Store that were thought to be malicious. Of the 30+ extensions, 20 stole credentials and ...