Research shows that even simple Chrome extensions can quietly invade user privacy, with some hijacking clipboards, impersonating trusted tools, and tracking activity without clearly telling users what is really happening.

Gemini now lives in a sidebar in Chrome and brings multi-tab understanding and agentic capabilities. But does it really work?

Some Apple users have been warned to stop using Google Chrome as a browser. Here's why.

A newly surfaced Chrome proposal suggests browsers may soon highlight AI-generated content at an element level, helping users distinguish between human writing and machine-generated text online. The post Google wants Chrome to show what parts of a webpage are human or AI-generated appeared first on Digital Trends.

Apple warns iPhone and Mac users to stop using Chrome. “Unlike Chrome," Apple tells users, “Safari truly helps protect your privacy.” But Google is also warning that millions of Apple users must quit Chrome — confirming when all support will stop.