Notifications from websites are a good idea in theory, but they’re abused incredibly often by sites that try to trick you into flipping on notifications just because they’re not easy to turn off.

While there are plenty of web browsers available, the one I keep coming back to is Google Chrome. It comes pre-installed on most Android phones and is simply one of the best browsers around. Most ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. The push to get you to subscribe to notifications from websites has slowed in recent years, but that doesn’t ...

To receive notifications from The Independent, you first need to enable them in your browser settings. Here’s how: Open Chrome and navigate to The Independent website. Click on the lock icon next to ...

Every time I set up a new Android phone or Android tablet, iPhone or iPad, Windows or Mac computer with Chrome as the main browser, there’s one setting I immediately and invariably change. This is a ...

What’s new in Chrome 125: Testing a redesigned new tab page What’s new in Chrome 125: Testing a redesigned new tab page Google is testing new Chrome settings to prevent mouse and keyboard hijacking ...

Google keeps moving forward on its goal of deeply integrating artificial intelligence into its products. Currently, ...

Google is working on an accessibility feature for Chrome OS that flashes the screen for each notification. This is similar to a feature called “flash notifications” added last year in Android. A flag ...