Chrome will no longer display the “secure” indicator
Google stated that users should expect the web to be secure by default, thus removing the “secure” indicator from the Chrome browser. It will no longer be displayed on HTTPS
Chrome, Edge, and Firefox reducing the role of passwords
In the digital world, passwords are often the root of all cybersecurity problems. Which is why Chrome, Edge, and Firefox browsers have taken steps towards reducing the need for them.
Microsoft Office 365 now available on Chromebooks
Microsoft has decided to port Office 365 to Chromebooks.z Last month, Chromebook users discovered that it would be possible to run Microsoft Office 365 on some of their hardware. Specifically,