Showing posts with label google chrome. Show all posts
Showing posts with label google chrome. Show all posts

Monday, October 16, 2017

Tips&Tricks – Google Chrome MSI Offline Installers

It starts to be a common thing for an enterprise to give their users the possibility to have two browsers.
One for their business applications and and alternative for all the other browsing and usually this means Google Chrome, that by the way, it’s getting stronger on giving better IT resources like GPOs to better control their browser on an enterprise environment.

It’s than important that SysAdmins have MSI files or offline installers so the deployment of Google Chrome gets smoother.

Thinking on this, Google has available a website for everything you need to correctly deploy and manage Google Chrome on you enterprise:

Google Chrome for the Enterprise

On the above you’ll find resources like the offline installers for the latest versions of Google Chrome but also bundles with the browser itself, GPOs Administrative Templates, and more.

Enjoy!

Sunday, July 27, 2014

Google Chrome - Searching with Bing


It may seem a little "unnatural" but for those who like to use Google Chrome as their default browser but believe that Microsoft's Bing it's really making a lot of good improvements to compete with the undisputed champion of internet searching, it's now possible to use both.

To use Microsoft Bing as the default search engine on Google Chrome, follow this steps:

  • Go to Chrome settings, or simply write down chrome://settings/ on the Omnibar
  • On the settings search write "search" and click on "Manage search engine..."
  • Now simply click on "Bing" and "Make default" button and it's all done
Now Microsoft Bing it's your default search engine on Google Chrome, even when you open a new tab.

Wednesday, January 29, 2014

Google Chrome Is Listening Your Conversations!


A flaw discovered in the past weeks in Google Chrome, makes it possbile to malicious sites to keep listening what you're saying even after you close the website you allowed.
This video demonstrates how it works: