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Google Chrome Update Introduces a New Type of Privacy Concern
Chrome's turning 10, here's what's new
Google Chrome will soon add a "“What's New in Chrome" page
Google Previews New Chrome Browser Features Coming This Fall Including Refreshed Tab View | HotHardware
New Chrome security measure aims to curtail an entire class of Web attack | Ars Technica
Google Chrome Updates it's Logo for the First Time in Eight Years
Google Chrome will soon have a new icon with platform-specific changes
Chrome for Android Gets a Couple of Sweet New Widgets
Chrome gets its first new logo in 8 years — spot the differences
How to Update Chrome to the Latest Version - Google Chrome
Google Scraps Flawed New Chrome Browser Tracking System
new google chrome icon reveals flatter look and finer proportions
Google Chrome gets a new icon – The Graphic Mac
Chrome gets its first new logo in 8 years — spot the differences
New in Chrome 101 - Chrome Developers
New Google Chrome feature reduces CPU use to extend battery life
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Google's new Chrome design includes rounded tabs and a new mobile layout - The Verge
What's New in Chrome 102, Available Now
Chrome 100 with security updates released - gHacks Tech News
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Chrome is changing its logo for the first time in eight years - The Verge
Google Releases New Chrome Update to Patch Dozens of New Browser Vulnerabilities
Chrome OS version 100 rolls out today with a redesigned app launcher | Engadget
Google Chrome version 100 gains multi-screen API, new app icons | AppleInsider
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The best new Chrome OS feature you aren't yet using | Computerworld
