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Tired of website notifications in Google Chrome? Here's how to mute

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Tired of website notifications in Google Chrome? Here's how to mute Google Chrome is the most used web browser in the world. If you use Google Chrome, you must be aware of this.

Google Chrome now opens the page faster with less RAM

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Google Chrome now opens the page faster with less RAM Google unveiled a new version of Chrome 89 earlier this month. Google has said that this will keep the MacBook total and reduce memory consumption in Windows. According to Google, if you have used the latest version of Chrome on Windows, Mac, or Android, Chrome will now use fewer resources. However, it will open faster and be more effective. However, Google has not said whether these features are available on iOS or iPhone. According to the company, the new version of Chrome on macOS will reduce memory consumption by 20 percent. Which, of course, made the video an overnight sensation. For Windows, the browser uses an advanced memory allocator that will reduce memory consumption by up to 22 percent in the browsing process. It will reduce memory consumption by 8 percent on renders and 3 percent on GPUs. As a result, overall browser responsiveness has increased by 9 percent. Similarly, the browser on Android will reduce memory consumpt

At the risk of all Google Chrome users' data, Google's request to update to the latest version immediately

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At the risk of all Google Chrome users' data, Google's request to update to the latest version immediately Cybersecurity researchers have found a major flaw in Google Chrome. Researchers have been working to make the actual transcript of this statement available online. In this bug, hackers can easily access the device by placing a remote code on the user's device through Chrome. The process is also straightforward, and once a hacker gains access to a device, he or she can take full control of the device. Google has released a new version to address the problem of hackers accessing the device. On January 24, Google became aware of this vulnerability. The company unveiled a new version on February 4 with a solution to the problem. As soon as the new version is released, the company asks Google Chrome users to update immediately. Google did not say how many users were affected. However, the company said that this weakness is a big problem for users and requested to update the

Google warns Android users to update Chrome browser immediately

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Google warns Android users to update Chrome browser immediately The biggest challenge for Android smartphone users is to avoid many kinds of bugs and malware. Google alerts its users as soon as it finds a bug in its system. Once again, Google has warned Android users to update the Google Chrome browser. Google has requested to update the browser as it has patched the Zero-Day bug in the browser. The search engine company Google has warned to update the app saying that a cyber attacker could harm the user with the help of a bug in the Chrome browser. According to a report by ZDNet, the bug that was discovered gave the attacker the option to bypass the Chrome Security Sandbox. In this way, cyber attackers can run code on the operating system and make any changes without the user knowing. This bug was also found in Windows. Google has also released a security update for the Chrome for Android browser. According to the report, Chrome for Android version 86.0.4240.185 has been released and

new feature of Chrome that can be reset instantly when a password is hacked

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This is a new feature of Chrome that can be reset instantly when a password is hacked Do you have a Google Chrome web browser on your smartphone? If so, Chrome will now notify you if your password has been hacked. Chrome's feature was previously only available on computers. According to Google, the feature will now be available on Apple's iPhone and smartphones running the Android operating system. This feature accesses the user's username and password on Google's servers and checks for compromises by comparing them to a list of broken data. But Google itself cannot see your password and username. It checks to see if the data has been compromised. As soon as Chrome 86 goes public, you need to store your password in Chrome to use Google's password check feature. The idea is already available in web browsers such as Third-Party Password Manager One Password and Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, and Microsoft Edge. But Chrome dominates the browser market. Browsers such as