Spyware. No thank you. Not to mention it makes Mac laptops cry faster than I can blink.
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Google Releases Chrome 69 for iOS and Mac With Refreshed Look, Revamped Password Manager
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If you're naive enough to use the password management provided by Google... LOL, haha, LOL, haha!!!
Not related to v69 but rather Chrome's 10th birthday, a variation of the dino game that's been embedded in Chrome for years. There's birthday cakes and hats now for bonuses...
If you didn't know, the Egg is invoked a few ways, see the first paragraph's last few sentences in the Google Easter Egg Wiki...
Safari also scrolls much smoother. Go to macrumors.com and scroll up and down in both browsers and see the difference.
Firefox is also good when it comes to scrolling.
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But you'll use a password manager that is written by some software company that you "trust"? Anyone using any password manager is at the mercy of the developers to trust their software does what it says it does and that it IS secure and your passwords aren't being sold by some disgruntled employee to his buddies in the Ukraine.
Runs so much better than Firefox for me. I honestly wonder if my Firefox is bugged but reinstalling didn't help anything.
Oh great! Big Brother has just released his new surveillance device... Can't wait to install it everywhere!
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Software like 1password and other opensource alternative, is tested and true when installed locally. I do not trust storing in the cloud but security analysts says its safe. Assuming millions of people use it, if there was a breach we would know by now as many will have lost their accounts and money.
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Software like 1password and other opensource alternative, is tested and true when installed locally. I do not trust storing in the cloud but security analysts says its safe. Assuming millions of people use it, if there was a breach we would know by now as many will have lost their accounts and money.
Has anyone else lost their Full-Screen tabs and search bar? I need to exit Full Screen to see them. Instead, there's just a solid grey toolbar. Which is not cool.
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After the update and the necessary restart I had to close and start Chrome again to get rid of that bug. Also there's no need to enable material design in chrome:flags like somebody else mentioned.
Restarting Chrome didn't do any good for me. The only way I can get tabs back is to toggle "always show toolbar in full screen" but that's not what I want. I want them to auto-hide like they used to.
[doublepost=1536181888][/doublepost]I saw this bug — if it really is a bug— in the beta builds many many months ago. How did this "bug" make it to the stable build?