Chrome Canary Brings 'Off' Switch to Notification Center on Mac OS

Latest build of Chrome Canary brings an 'Off' Switch the notification Center, only on Mac OS

The notification center in Chrome is probably one of our most loved features of Chrome, simply because we can access all the Google Now cards from our desktop instead of opening it up on our phone. It's a great feature to have. But what about turning it off, or having a do not disturb option? Well, Google appears to be playing around with an On/Off switch for the Notification Center as the latest Canary build for Mac OS brings an Off switch to the notification center.

Chrome Beta for Android Hits v 27.0.1453.85

On Friday, the Google Chrome team posted a new build of Chrome Beta for Android, which is now available in the Play Store. It brings the following changes:

• 222030 : White bar appears above the on-screen keyboard

• 236667 : For long search queries, omnibox is displaying the end of the query instead of the beginning

• 239602 : When there is a yellow padlock, query in the omnibox should show padlock, google: query

• 232926: Facebook entire page is highlighted when menu is selected

• Fixes for a few top crashes

Known Issue:

• 237115: Dark overlay observed when switching tabs

As always you can report bugs for new issues if you do in fact find them in this new update. Let us know in the comments down below what you find.

Dev Channel Updated to 27.0.1425.0

Yesterday, the Chrome team updated the Dev channel to version 27.0.1425.0 for Mac, Linux and Chrome OS. Windows was updated to 27.0.1425.2 on the Dev channel.

Chrome Beta for Android Updates to 25.0.1364.47

Chrome Beta was recently released on the Google Play Store, and being a beta, it gets updates constantly. Last night, the Chrome team pushed out an update for Chrome Beta to the Play Store. It contains a number of fixes including: