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Microsoft has acknowledged a new Chrome bug affecting its Family Safety feature on Windows, allowing kids to bypass parental controls.

Windows 11's Family Safety feature is blocking Chrome like it's something indecent, and it's hard to tell who is at fault — but we understand why you'd assume.

The company recommends an immediate update after a series of vulnerabilities designed to attack the Google Chrome browser hit the web.

Gemini, Android 16, and maybe, smart glasses?

Google's Chrome Installer was incompatible with Windows operating systems this morning. So naturally, Windows users are not happy. Thankfully, we have a fix.

A new page from Microsoft about removing the browser from Windows offers no instructions on how to get rid of it.

This is widespread malware that might have affected even the most diligent users of Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge.

Google Chrome is scheduled to receive a new update that will replace its existing browser extension platform, which could cause certain extensions to stop functioning.

Google Chrome has been notoriously demanding on hardware, but an upcoming update could address this issue.