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Google cuts ‘hundreds’ of jobs in Android, Chrome division

Google must stop favoring Search and Chrome on Android in Japan

Japan’s Fair Trade Commission (JFTC) has ordered Google to stop making deals that give preference to Google Search and Chrome on Android devices. Nikkei Asia says that it’s the first time the regulator has issued a cease and desist order to a major tech company.

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Google cuts ‘hundreds’ of jobs in Android, Chrome division: report

Google parent Alphabet has reportedly slashed hundreds of jobs in the division responsible for Android and its Chrome web browser as part of its latest restructuring.

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Google Chrome 135 brings an edge-to-edge design on Android

Google has reportedly rolled out version 135 of the Chrome browser, bringing edge-to-edge design on Android smartphones.

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Google Fixes 23-Year-Old Chrome Flaw That Could Leak Your Browser History

The security flaw, which is older than many Google employees, potentially allowed websites to discover what links you've ...

I ditched Chrome for the Vivaldi browser, and it’s awesome

Tab stacking is also really useful if you end up with a bunch of tabs with clear categories to them. For instance, when I’m ...

Google Chrome Fixes 23-Year-Old Bug That Let Sites See Your Previously Visited Links

Google Chrome will no longer offer a single list of visited links that any site can query, protecting your browsing history from malicious websites.

Google Chrome Adds New Tools For Better Mobile Testing

Google Chrome DevTools now offers CPU throttling calibration to better simulate real-world mobile performance.

Google Chrome update for Android expands on-screen space for websites

Edge-to-edge visualization is coming to Chrome 135 in an update that could prove problematic for some. Google officially introduced edge-to-edge earlier this year, explaining how developers ...

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9 ways to personalize Google Chrome’s look and feel

Google Chrome is the most popular desktop web browser in the world by a long shot, with a current market share of about 65.7% ...

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