Getting to know Google Chrome - #5 - Safer, More Secure Surfing

There may be times when most of us would like to visit Web sites and erase all traces from your computer. Perhaps you're shopping for a gift for your spouse and you don't want them...

Firefox rose from the ashes of the browser wars of old and has since amassed quite a following. As it stands, Firefox has over 15 percent of the browser share, according to the Wikipedia article....

Google's Chrome web browser is a light, lean and altogether smart piece of software. Far from a me-too browser though, Google Chrome takes a fundamentally different approach to some aspects of the web. From creating...

Google Chrome's a built-in Task Manager is similar to many operating systems, like Windows. With this capability you can actually perform an "End Process" on a browser tab that's misbehaving. In addition you can see...

Google Chrome's "Incognito" mode allows you to visit sites but without others knowing. Say you were looking for that perfect Christmas gift and didn't want your wife to find the traces, Google Chrome's "Incognito" mode...

Google Chrome takes an interesting approach to tabs. Tabs haven't always been a part of Web browsers, but today it's hard to have a browser that doesn't have...

Google Chrome adds a slight twist to downloading files. You can see a listing, organized by date, of the files you've downloaded and access this page from the Options or the bottom of the browser...

Google Chrome is a relative newcomer to the browser wars. At the time of writing, it's only available for the Windows platform though there are versions in the works for Mac and Linux. Not just...