Google Chrome is one of the most widely used web browsers in the world. It is a user-friendly web browser that works with various devices such as desktop computers, tablets, smartphones, gaming ...

Google Chrome 70 will let you opt-out of its controversial automatic sign-in feature. Credit: Jaap Arriens / NurPhoto via Getty Images We can all breathe easy now. Google says it will let users of its ...

Google is currently testing new sign-in options for Chrome in its Developer version. These features would let users manage how Chrome handles sign-ins when accessing other Google services, as per ...

The internet has erupted over Google’s latest Chrome release — and not in a good way. With an updated user interface, enhanced password manager, and a slew of other updates, you would assume the ...

After introducing on iOS last year, Chrome for Android and desktop will soon replace the “Chrome Sync” system with a more standard Google Account sign in approach. Similar to how other first-party ...

Chrome users are now automatically signed into the browser if they’re signed into any other Google service, such as Gmail. An update to Google Chrome’s sign-in mechanism could clear a path to ...

Google has stepped into the debate over data security in its products, saying that signing out of Google “makes your authentication cookies invalid,” and that it will “be making some product changes.” ...

Google announced today that it's introducing passkey support to its Chrome web browser and the Android operating system to simplify sign-ins across apps, websites, and devices. "Passkeys are a ...

For those who like to live life on the bleeding edge, Google offers versions of Chrome that update more often than normal, ranging from every few weeks to nearly every day. However, Sign In with ...

Google will partially revert a controversial change made in Chrome 69 that unified signing in to Google’s online properties and Chrome itself and which further preserved Google’s cookies even when ...

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Over the weekend professor and cryptographer Matthew Green noticed that in Chrome 69, signing into Google websites while using Chrome caused the browser to show him as signed in there as well.