Google Chrome is currently testing version 69 of the browser, it brings a lot of news, the first being the removal of the bookmark Secure for websites with HTTPS, and keeping it Not Secure for those without. Furthermore, Google Chrome will have integrated a new AVI Video Decoder, which improves the compression of video clips by 30% compared to VP9, so less Internet traffic could be consumed in online video playback.
Google Chrome also brings support for cutouts from screens in Android P, or maybe even in iOS, and website developers will be able to display information on the entire phone screen, if they implement CSS support. Google Chrome also brings support for physical devices for biometric security, these being offered in addition to the web standard for authentication, implemented in other browsers to date.
Google Chrome: Version 69 brings a LOT OF NEWS
Google Chrome will also bring support for the picture-in-picture system for computers, it being integrated in version 68, but it must be activated manually through two separate flags. Google Chrome will have implemented advanced support for blocking third-party applications that prevent the opening of the browser, by the fact that they cannot integrate into processes, users being shown an alert asking them to delete the respective applications from computers and the browser so that everything function normally.
Google Chrome will bring some of these changes to phones as well, not just to computers, both on iPhone and Android, but of course many other, smaller ones are being prepared, including solving many problems and improving performance. Google Chrome will have some special integrated changes including for Chrome OS, so users of various computer operating systems will benefit from all the important news that Google is preparing at this moment.
Google Chrome will have version 69 released in the following months, after it will be sufficiently tested by Google.
