Google Chrome dominance in the browser market This is something that has been happening for a long time (in May 2012 the then leader Internet Explorer won for the first time, and a few months later it also surpassed Firefox), and which, at least for the time being, does not aim to give way, because the closest to its competitors is Apple Safari, which we must attribute to the fact that all browsers available on iOS, even with the customization of their developers, must be based on Apple technology in order to be approved in the App Store.

Source: StatCounter Global Stats – Browser Market Share

Of course, the relationship between the browser and the search engine played a key role in its initial success, and we must also add the decline of Internet Explorer, which at the time was already a highly contested browser for many reasons. However, and while I am well aware that there are many users who reject Google Chrome with the force of the seas and the gusts of the wind, It is undeniable that Google has managed to keep it in the limelight by providing new and interesting features that we have seen in more than one case later jump to other browsers. And yes, I know a lot of innovation has its origins in Opera, but Google has also innovated over the years.

Some of the news, in fact the least, tend to be the most popular and are generally quite interesting. However, and as I have expressed myself on previous occasions, A lot of times it’s small changes, small tweaks that add up to big improvements for many users.s, because they deal with very specific aspects that undoubtedly share with a company, in this case with Google, a significant number of users.

I’m sure that’s the case with this message reported by MSPowerUser that tells us that Google Chrome allows you to delete the last 15 minutes of history. Of course, I won’t go into the reasons why someone might be interested in erasing this particular range from their history, but the truth is that I can think of quite a few, and when I look back on my life, the truth is that I would love to have the option , which allowed me to delete only the last minutes.

Currently, when accessing the history, we are offered the option of deleting the last hour, the last 24 hours, the last seven days, the last four weeks, or the entire history. However, the new time range is already being tested in Chrome Canary. If you are using this version of the browser, you can activate it at chrome://flags. Search for #cbd-timeframe-required and select “Enabled” status. Then restart the browser and from now on you can only delete the last 15 minutes of browsing.