Google Chrome. The most popular browser on the planet is preparing a very big change for those who use it constantly, it being discovered inside the source code of the software created by Google engineers. More precisely, we are talking about a new function that aims to help us concentrate better when using Google Chrome to browse the Internet, without being distracted by what is happening in various areas of the Internet.
Google Chrome. The new function will have the name Focus Mode, it being available at the moment for those who test the beta versions inside the Google company, other people not being able to activate it yet. The flag for this new function of Google Chrome exists inside the browser, so it has been implemented to a certain extent, but it cannot be activated by any person because Google probably considers that it is not ready yet.
Google Chrome. New Focus Mode for users
Google Chrome. It is possible that this Focus Mode to allow the restriction of access to certain websites on the Internet to help users solve the work they have to do on the computer. It is also possible for Google Chrome to have integration with Windows 10 Assist for this function, and this would simplify its user experience even more, the browser being able to take over the user settings made in the respective section of the operating system.
Now, Google will also be stepping into the ring. Little information is known about the feature, except that it will soon be making its way to the world's most popular web browser. The flag notes that if "#focus-mode" is enabled, it allows a user to switch to Focus Mode.
Google Chrome. It is also possible for the browser to allow total blocking of desktop notifications, which are currently offered by almost every website on the Internet, helping people to focus on what they are doing. More and more companies are implementing functions of this kind for users with the idea of helping them stop wasting time instead of doing work, and it is very possible that Google Chrome will offer the same thing in the near future.
