As noted on the official Google Chrome Blog, a new beta version of the company’s Chrome browser dropped today. Google promises more speed and features, so I kicked the tires a bit myself to see ...

Specifically, Chrome will have a “Stable channel” for everyday users, a “Beta channel” for users who want to try out new but incomplete features and a “Developer preview channel” for ...

Google has taken to its The Keyword blog to highlight several incoming features for Chrome that it says users should try out in Beta now. Specifically, that’s via Chrome Beta, available ...

All these features apply to the latest Chrome Beta on all platforms. They should be available in the stable channel in approximately six weeks. Add 9to5Google to your Google News feed.

In Chrome 122 Beta, this functionality undergoes testing. Allowing users to refine and edit text with a simple right-click on highlighted text or within an empty text field on a website.

Google added two new features to the Windows version of Google Chrome beta including integrated translation and enhanced privacy features that allow for better browser cookie managment. The new ...

Google's Chrome 23 is currently in beta. And the search giant yesterday offered up some new features that it says will make it easier for users to watch and access video.

All features are a part of the Chrome Beta browser. To enable experiments, you can type chrome://flags into the browser’s address bar or click on the Experiments beaker icon, ...

Google's Chrome browser has hit version 90 on the beta side of things, highlighting some significant new features inbound. And, based on recent reports, X. Dark Light Light.

Once Chrome Beta is open, you'll be able to use it just as you would Chrome, except you'll gain access to features and new updates that aren't currently available on the main Google Chrome app ...

Google has moved several features to its more beta version of Chrome. Next up: moving beyond the early adopters. New Chrome beta reflects bigger Google challenge - CNET ...

Remember we’re dealing with beta features and unfinished software, so bugs, crashes, and malfunctioning apps are all possible—and become more likely depending on the specific update channel ...