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Google claims to have tamed Chrome's memory-hungry ways, with the Chrome M89 release of the browser reportedly making big cuts when it comes to system demands. Long a topic of frustration, Chrome's ...

Following version 88’s release on Android, Mac, Windows, and Linux, the next release of Google’s browser is rolling out. Several user-facing enhancements will start rolling out with Chrome 89. For ...

Google has announced some new hardware advancements for its Chrome browser on the desktop that should help browsers handle inputs from more exotic devices, such as gamepads. The WebHID specification ...

Every so often, Google touts improvements it has made to memory management within its popular Chrome browser, which claims the lion's share of the browser market. This is another one of those times.

Chrome 89 landed this week, and in addition to the new features this update is delivering to users, it also patches a number of bugs. In all, Google says that Chrome 89.0.4389.72 includes 47 security ...

"Tab throttling is also improved on macOS in build 89, with up to 65 percent better Apple Energy Impact scores on background tabs." I wonder it Google is finally using "App nap", which was introduced ...

In a post on its Chromium Blog, Google claimed that version 89 of its Chrome browsers brings several performance improvements to macOS, Windows and Android. It’s good news for those still using Chrome ...

Google has detailed the efficiency improvements it made with Chrome 89, the latest version of its browser released earlier this month. Depending on whether you’re using the browser on Windows, macOS, ...