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and get ready because here's your daily crunch for Thursday starting with three big headlines

As competition in the browser market heats up, thanks to innovations from startups like ARC and others,

Google is preparing to make a notable change to how its Chrome browser operates.

The company announced Wednesday that it's introducing a new feature called

Minimized Custom Tabs that will allow users to move between a native

app and their web content with a tap.

When doing so, the custom tab becomes a small picture-and-picture window that floats above the native app content.

The new edition focuses on the use of custom tabs, a feature in Android browsers that gives

app developers a way to add a customized browser experience directly in their app.

Instead of opening the user's browser or a web view, which doesn't support all the features of the

web platform, custom tabs lets users remain in their app while

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