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Google Chrome reçoit encore une mise à jour d’urgence, car il y a encore une faille
news.movim.eu / Numerama · Friday, 15 April - 15:59
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Chrome 100 sort malgré l’inquiétude de Google
news.movim.eu / Numerama · Wednesday, 30 March - 10:07
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Google Chrome’s side panel is a new UI for your reading list and bookmarks - What is really needed is Tabs in the side panel though
Danie van der Merwe · news.movim.eu / gadgeteerza-tech-blog · Friday, 25 March - 18:06
What primarily drew me to Vivaldi browser initially was that it was one of the very few Chromium based browsers with a good implementation of tabs in the side panel instead of using valuable vertical real estate on wide monitors. That was of course before I discovered that all those good parts of Vivaldi were closed source, and I stopped using it as they were not sharing their improvements after building on top of the free open source they received in the first place.
Be that as it may, the point is that with 1920 x 1080 screens there is often a lot of wasted space on the sides, so it just makes sense to be able to have your tabs on the side. Although Firefox does not do this by default, at least various extensions can do this quite well (unlike on Chromium based browsers where the extensions are not very stable).
See https://www.theverge.com/2022/3/23/22993010/google-chrome-side-panel-reading-list-bookmarks
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5 astuces pour profiter de Google Chrome autrement
news.movim.eu / Numerama · Sunday, 20 March - 17:33
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Encore une fois, Google Chrome doit être mis à jour à cause d’une faille critique
news.movim.eu / Numerama · Tuesday, 15 February - 13:01
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Google tente autre chose pour de la publicité ciblée sans cookies
news.movim.eu / Numerama · Tuesday, 25 January - 13:01
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Attention à ce malware qui se fait passer pour une mise à jour de Chrome et d’Edge
news.movim.eu / JournalDuGeek · Saturday, 22 January - 17:00
Une nouvelle attaque vise les utilisateurs d'Edge et de Chrome : un malware se fait habilement passer pour une mise à jour des navigateurs web. Mais après installation du logiciel malveillant, c'est un ransomware qui attend les victimes…
Attention à ce malware qui se fait passer pour une mise à jour de Chrome et d’Edge
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New Chrome security measure aims to curtail an entire class of Web attack
news.movim.eu / ArsTechnica · Thursday, 13 January - 21:09 · 1 minute
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For more than a decade, the Internet has remained vulnerable to a class of attacks that uses browsers as a beachhead for accessing routers and other sensitive devices on a targeted network. Now, Google is finally doing something about it.
Starting in Chrome version 98, the browser will begin relaying requests when public websites want to access endpoints inside the private network of the person visiting the site. For the time being, requests that fail won't prevent the connections from happening. Instead, they'll only be logged. Somewhere around Chrome 101—assuming the results of this trial run don't indicate major parts of the Internet will be broken—it will be mandatory for public sites to have explicit permission before they can access endpoints behind the browser.
The planned deprecation of this access comes as Google enables a new specification known as private network access , which permits public websites to access internal network resources only after the sites have explicitly requested it and the browser grants the request. PNA communications are sent using the CORS, or Cross-Origin Resource Sharing, protocol. Under the scheme, the public site sends a preflight request in the form of the new header Access-Control-Request-Private-Network: true . For the request to be granted, the browser must respond with the corresponding header Access-Control-Allow-Private-Network: true .
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