In a time when modern web browsers are dropping new tab pages, I decided to take Chrome's customization abilities for a spin.

Searching for things on Google has become an essential part of being on the internet. In most web browsers, you can easily search on Google using the address bar, but if you prefer to head to ...

Enter chrome://flags into the address bar to reveal it. Then search for Incognito screenshot and enable it. Tap Relaunch in the lower-right corner to effect the changes. While you're still in the ...

Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Part of the appeal of Google Chrome on the desktop is its simple and ...

When you change your homepage on Google Chrome, you'll also want to make sure that the home button is activated.

Chances are you spend a lot of time in your browser, so it makes sense to keep it looking the way you want it to while you're navigating around the web—and the desktop version of Google Chrome comes ...

Google Chrome has been my default browser for well over a decade now. There have been a few worthy challengers over the years, but every time I consider switching, Google adds a new feature or fixes a ...

Chrome’s blinding-white interface is nothing worthy of objection, but if you find it a little bland (perhaps even boring), you’ve been able to customize the look for a while now. A small button called ...

You can make Google your homepage in every major web browser by opening the Settings or Preferences menu.

Google Chrome is fairly plain, but there are ways to make it your own and liven it up. One way to customize it is by refreshing the overall look with a new theme. Not only can you change the New Tab ...

Sometimes, increasing your productivity isn't about making big changes. Reducing the clicks it takes to perform an action you do multiple times a day can make a surprisingly big difference. If you use ...

Chrome’s security features, including multiprocess architecture and permissions model, are also available. Custom tabs use the same cookies as Chrome, meaning users stayed signed into sites. Google ...