by Brendan Lynch, 1 month ago

Several years ago, the Rockmelt web browser was born using the Chrominium source code. For this reason, the browser itself looks and behaves very similarly to Google Chrome. The idea was to develop a browser…

by Robert Triggs, 1 month ago

Google on Wednesday announced that it’s departing from its relationship with Apple’s WebKit engine and starting up a new open source rendering engine, based on WebKit, called Blink. WebKit currently powers Safari and Opera, and…

by Bogdan Bele, 1 month ago

Noted Chrome OS developer Francois Beaufort was behind some of the most interesting recent Chrome OS and Chromium leaks, so Google must have thought that it would be even better to have him on its…

by Brad Ward, 2 months ago

If you’ve ever gotten frustrated with Chrome trashing tabs you are actively using due to low memory, Google may have found a way to fix that problem in its latest Chromium build. Spotted by François…

by Derek Ross, 3 months ago

  We’ve had a lot of Chrome OS coverage the past week from supposed new Chromebooks, code interpretations, upcoming Chrome OS features, and of course a whole lot of speculation. Have you found yourself itching…

by Nate Swanner, 3 months ago

In case you weren’t giddy to the point of annoying people with your excitement for the alleged new Chromebook, dubbed “Pixel”, here’s some more great news! On Thursday morning, a new device showed up in the Chromium…