Why I Can't Quit Chrome

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September 2, 2018 Why I Can't Quit Chrome Google Chrome was released to the world 10 years ago today. I've been using the browser since it launched on OS X in 2009, and let me tell you what, I feel trapped now. This power-hogging, data-gobbling piece of software is where I spend most of my days, although not necessarily because I want it this way. As hard as I've tried, I just can't quit Chrome. MOVIES This Animated Avengers 4 Fan Trailer Turns Back the Clock Time already ran out. So, as the fan theories go, I guess that means it's time to go back, huh? TELEVISION David Cronenberg is the Latest Film Director Looking to Jump to TV While film becomes increasingly monopolistic and expensive, TV is starting to become a really cushy place for the auteur. Now David Cronenberg, creepy cult creator extraordinaire, is interested in making the leap. 6 Ways Google Chrome Changed the Way We Web So, Chrome is ten years old. Officially in the double-digits. Soon it'll be getting wispy chin-hairs and its voice will be cracking. That said, Google's browser has accomplished a lot in the ten years that it's been around. It went from a latecomer in the Browser Wars, with just a... DESIGN This Fan Artist Turns Pop Culture Into Mythological Icons When we say pop culture is iconic, we don't usually mean it this literally. SPONSORED Save 25% On Your First Month Of Bespoke Post: Individually Curated Boxes For Summer Styling Bespoke Post is a subscription club for men delivering goods from small-batch brands in categories like barware, apparel, travel gear, and more. Simply take the lifestyle quiz and Bespoke Post emails you on the 1st of each month with a full view of the box contents. Get 25% off your first month,... ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE 47,000 Detroit Students Can't Drink Their School Water Because of Lead and Copper Plenty of schools are back in session starting next week, but roughly 47,000 students in Detroit's public schools won't be able to turn on their water fountains. The city's public school district announced Wednesday it'd be shutting off drinking water in its 106 schools after tests showed high levels of... FIELD GUIDE How to Roll Back Changes (and Undo Your Mistakes) in Any App Mistakes happen—one misplaced key press and suddenly your 10,000 word essay has been reduced to a blinking cursor. Don't panic though: Whether you need to undo a single action or roll back a whole week's worth of misguided edits to the work presentation you're preparing, here's how to save the... YOU MAY ALSO LIKE VERY SMART BROTHAS The 10 Best, Blackest, Messiest and Ugliest Moments From Aretha Franklin's Epic Marathon Homegoing 1. At 3:30 p.m. Friday afternoon—a time which was already 30 minutes past the very optimistic target ending time on the agenda for Aretha Franklin's homegoing—my wife and I left the house during Rev. Jesse Jackson's speech to buy a mattress for a bed delivered to us the day before. DEADSPIN Joe West Gums Up Phillies' Strategy With Textualist Reading Of Foreign Substance Rule  A strange thing happened in the eighth inning of Saturday night's Cubs-Phillies game. Veteran umpire Joe West, working third base, noticed Phillies reliever Austin Davis pull a notecard out of his back pocket before pitching to Addison Russell, and decided he needed to know more, and brought the game to... DEADSPIN Raiders Insist Martavis Bryant's Release Was About Competition And Not His Impending Drug Suspension Martavis Bryant's career with the Oakland Raiders lasted all of four months before the team decided to cut him from the final roster. THE ROOT Pennsylvania GOP Official Resigns After Calling Protesting NFL Players 'Baboons' and 'Ignorant Blacks' on Facebook A Republican official in Pennsylvania was forced to resign her post on Friday after it was revealed that she'd written Facebook posts in which she referred to NFL players protesting police brutality during the national anthem as "baboons," according to The Beaver County Times. You made it to the end. Thanks for reading our newsletter! Visit Gizmodo Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Unsubscribe © 2018 Gizmodo Media 114 5th Avenue, Floor 2 New York, NY, 10011