Configure USB and Network Printers with CUPS on Harmonica OS
Configure printers on Harmonica OS using CUPS, compare driverless IPP with legacy drivers, and verify USB or network printing with a test page.
Sent an email to the wrong person or spotted a typo right after hitting Send? Outlook lets you recall a sent email — but only if both you and the recipient use Microsoft Exchange or Microsoft 365, and the message hasn't been read yet. Here's how to do it in under two minutes. Keeping Google Chrome up to date ensures better security, faster performance, and access to new features. This guide shows exactly how to update Google Chrome web browser on desktop and mobile devices.
Chrome releases updates frequently to patch vulnerabilities and improve stability. Outdated versions can expose users to security risks and cause compatibility problems with websites. Checking the version regularly prevents these issues before they appear. The process takes less than a minute once you know the exact menu path.
Before starting, close any important tabs or save your work because Chrome may restart automatically after the update finishes. No additional software is required beyond the browser itself.
Launch Google Chrome on your Windows, Mac, or Linux computer. Click the three vertical dots icon in the top-right corner of the browser window to open the main menu.
Hover over Help in the menu, then click About Google Chrome. This opens a dedicated page that automatically checks for updates in the background.
If an update is found, Chrome displays the version number and a Relaunch button. Click Relaunch to apply the update and restart the browser. The new version number appears immediately after restart.
Yes on Android: open Play Store, search for Google Chrome, and tap Update if available. On iOS, use the App Store and follow the same search-and-update steps.
Chrome updates automatically in the background when the browser is closed. You can force an immediate check only through the About Google Chrome page.
Older versions lose security patches and may stop supporting certain websites or extensions. Updating restores full functionality and protection.
Following the steps above keeps your Google Chrome web browser current and secure with minimal effort. Make it a habit to verify the version once a month.
Configure printers on Harmonica OS using CUPS, compare driverless IPP with legacy drivers, and verify USB or network printing with a test page.
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