With Google Chrome browser, you can now open websites in application mode. Keep reading to learn how to do it. There are so many operating system platforms these days between Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS and all the others...
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How to Reopen Closed Tabs in Your Web Browsers
Tell me if this sounds familiar: you are working in your web browser and close a tab that you think is not useful anymore only to regret it later. Or, you have too many tabs open and accidentally close the wrong one. Well, don’t...
How to Remove Article Suggestions on Chrome for Android
One of the things that made Google Chrome popular, both on desktops and Android was its simplicity. Chrome for desktops had a minimal design that hid many of the features inside a menu instead of the browser interface. Things...
Min is a Minimalist Open Source Web Browser for Linux
We recently discussed some open-source alternatives to Google Chrome, or rather Chromium and its derivatives. Most of those browsers were not very great on features and were somewhat minimalistic. Min takes minimalism to the next...
5 Open Source Web Browsers for Linux Not Based on Chromium
Google’s Chrome browser is undoubtedly one of its most successful products. The popularity of Chrome is enough that the company can sell Chromebooks that essentially can only run Chrome. Chrome is based on Chromium, which...
Things You Might Want to Do After Installing Firefox Quantum (Firefox 57)
Mozilla’s much-awaited browser, Firefox Quantum was finally released to the world yesterday. The company had been talking up the browser for over a year and it is everything they chalked it up to be. The browser launch...
Here’s the Difference between Chrome and Chromium
We all have heard of Chrome web browser. In fact, most of us would be using it right now. But Chromium? Doesn’t ring a bell, does it? Well, let me describe it in brief. Chromium is an open source project that forms the...