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Many of you have probably heard of Chromium and wondered just what it is. The answer is a bit hazy for most, but François Beaufort is here to try to show you what it’s all about.
Chromium has graduated from version 34 and moved on to 35. This means we will see more new features and improvements – what would you like to see in Chromium 35?
Isn’t it annoying having to go through the settings just to see your Chrome apps’ details? Google is making it easier for you in the latest Chromium update.
We have been using the Google Voice Search Hotword (Beta) for a while now. This feature is expected to be embedded in Chrome and now we know Google is working on that.
You think you have what it takes to go through Google’s security and hack a Chromebook? Pwnium 4 is coming up and you can get a big lump of cash if you succeed!
Chromium has added a new feature that allows you to quickly jump between your sync settings by categories. It’s called the “sync settings”, but they are more like quick links.
Google’s Chromium browser gets you the latest features before they arrive to any of the other Chrome versions, and now you can also experience the Aura UI.
Google doesn’t seem to be sure of what will happen to the origin chip, so they are giving Chromium users more customizability. Where do you like your origin chip?
Google wants to make sure you are safe from malicious extensions. This is why they are blocking sites from being able to install extensions in your browser, but clearly that isn’t enough!
Some Chrome apps are just glorified shortcuts, so why can’t we just make any website an app/shortcut? Chromium users now can, and soon you might be able to, as well!
Chrome is a very secure browser, but that doesn’t mean it has it is flawless. Google has just fixed one of the biggest security oversights in its browser.
Is your Chrome notifications area getting too crowded? Maybe you need some Rich Notifications to expose less details. Google is testing collapsible Rich Notifications and they are looking promising, but not perfect.
Android 4.4 KitKat has everyone going crazy! There are many reasons to be excited, but we like to see Google making its current features better. That is exactly what they did with WebView!
Opera has always been a good browser but it won’t beat Chrome. This is why the browser has joined Google and now uses the open source Chromium engine! How is it better?
Google’s Chromium OS team is currently working on bringing NFC technology to Chromebooks. This means soon we will be able to automate tasks activated via NFC. What would YOU use NFC for?
Chromium OS has been slowly spreading and the launch of that $250 Samsung Chromebook will definitely help the cause. With this new Chrome notebook, more