Google patched critical Google Chrome vulnerabilities, including CVE-2026-84353. Update your browser now to block potential remote attacks.

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The Chrome Manifest V2 removal is complete: Google has purged all legacy MV2 extensions from the Web Store, the final step of its MV3 migration.

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uBlock Origin v1.74.0 marks the final Chrome release before Google removes all Manifest V2 extensions from the Chrome Web Store on August 31, 2026.

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Google's Chrome 152 update fixes 327 security vulnerabilities, including 10 Critical use-after-free flaws. Update your browser now.

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Google says Chrome cut unwanted Android notifications by more than 7 billion per day using permission controls, abuse detection, rate limits, and on-device ML.

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Google is developing Chrome protections that could block policy-installed extensions from hijacking New Tab pages and search settings on personal devices.

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Google is testing twice-weekly Chrome security updates as AI tools uncover more vulnerabilities and the company works to shrink the browser’s patch gap.

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Google Chrome 151 patches 370 security flaws, including seven Critical vulnerabilities. Users on Windows, macOS, and Linux should update now.

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Researchers say a Claude for Chrome flaw lets rogue extensions trigger Gmail, Docs, and Calendar tasks, with greater risk in unattended mode.

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Chrome 150 adds an in-menu back button to Android, reorganizes several controls, and delivers important browser security fixes.

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Google released a Chrome update addressing 382 security bugs, including sandbox-escape risks. Users and IT teams should update quickly.

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Microsoft found a fake Perplexity AI Chrome extension that rerouted searches through attacker servers. Here’s what users should check now.

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Google’s Chrome 149 security update fixes 18 bugs, including four critical flaws affecting WebGL, Autofill, and Blink components.

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