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Google Chrome on Android added an RSS reader today that will show up on the New Tab page, and it's awesome.

Google’s new Chrome beta includes two technologies that could help make browser-based gaming even better. WebCodecs, which is gearing up for its release, and the experimental WebGPU.

From the drop-down menu, select  Enabled. After you tap  Enabled, Chrome will throw up a prompt at the bottom stating that the flag won’t be enabled until Chrome is restarted. There’s also a nice little  Relaunch button that you can tap to automatically re-launch Chrome instead of doing it yourself. After Chrome relaunches, the Web Feed feature should now be enabled. Use Web Feed in Chrome for Android Now that the flag has been enabled, you can now start using the new Web Feed in Chrome for Android. Here’s what you’ll need to do in order to follow your favorite websites:

Google has been testing a wide variety of different options and interfaces in Chrome in the past, only for them to be canceled sooner or later.

Chrome for Android is getting a customizable shortcut in the address bar Google is always experimenting with the Chrome interface, though a lot of these tests just end up being cancelled — looking at you, Chrome Duet. While the bottom navigation interface is probably gone for good for now, the company continues testing other novelties, and the latest change to hit the toolbar is a customizable shortcut between the address bar and the tab switcher. For some people, Chrome Beta 92 added a new button between the address bar and the tab switcher — a new tab shortcut for some, and a share opti...