World's most popular web browser follows Firefox and Safari in privacy-protecting measure
There are a lot of Easter Eggs hidden in Chrome, and more and more are discovered each year. One of our favourites is the dinosaur game. The next time you fail to connect to the internet on Chrome, tap the spacebar. It’s also worth Googling “barrel roll”, “zerg rush”, “super mario bros” , “festivus”, “recursion”, “askew” and “atari breakout” .If you tend to browse with a lot of tabs open at once, you can clear up the clutter by pinning the ones you’re least likely to close.
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