Google has updated Chrome for Linux, Mac, and Windows to fix 33 security flaws and reduce its reliance on Flash. Chrome 53, which rolled-out on Wednesday, introduces another effort from the search ...

The percentage of daily Chrome users who've loaded at least one page containing Flash content per day has gone down from around 80% in 2014 to under 8% in early 2018. These statistics on Flash's ...

Google's Chrome browser allows a great deal of customization by the user. This freedom makes it possible to have installed software automatically change settings: something that is useful when you ...

It's no secret that Flash is slowly going the way of the dodo, but Google's Chrome will likely accelerate that processes by blocking Flash content on most Internet sites. Chrome's development team ...

Making true on its promise, Google now blocks Adobe Flash by default on its Chrome browser. As part of Chrome 55, Adobe's Flash will be replaced by HTML5. The long goodbye began in September with the ...

Google’s Chrome browser is gearing to take the final steps to put Flash out of its misery. If you don’t use Chrome, you should start considering doing the same for your own browser of choice. A blog ...