Google is having artists make custom skins for its Chrome Browser, which is pretty cool. Much less cool, however, is that one of the biggest companies in the world refuses to pay the artists.

Google Chrome is a favorite among power users in no small part due to its innovative experimental features (many of which are eventually integrated into the stable browser). For our final ...

Google LLC is equipping Chrome with an implementation of WebGPU, a new technology that allows browsers to render graphics and run machine learning models faster.The company announced the update on ...

Google's Chromium issue tracker also indicates it is pressing ahead with the feature: "Our goal is to mark non-secure pages like HTTP, using the same bad indicator as broken HTTPS, since this 1 ...

Google isn't the only tech company to pay security researchers to find bugs. Facebook created a bounty program in the days after the Cambridge Analytica scandal broke in March 2018.

The idea, according to Google, is to block any of these files when the download takes place via an HTTP connection, even if the site the user is downloading the data from is loaded via secure HTTPS.