Google Chrome: New IMPORTANT Change for Users

Google Chrome has a new and very important change for users around the world, here's what was done, and how it affects us all.

Google Chrome it is constantly being improved by the Google company with various changes that are made with the idea of ​​helping people have the best experience when they use it to browse the Internet. Today we are talking about a critical change that Google Chrome has made by the company Google, and all so that users are no longer affected by attacks that use XS leaks in websites.

Google Chrome has from now on implemented what is called "Network Isolation Key", that is a combination between a top level website, but also the website that is loaded by the user upon access. Basically, Google Chrome now partitions caches for HTTP requests, starting with version 86, so that when the website also displays content from third-party resources, hackers will not be able to exploit the way they are displayed.

Google Chrome: New IMPORTANT Change for Users

Google Chrome uses a cache system for people's data to be saved locally in PCs and phones, and to be displayed faster, if they have not changed, when the website is loaded again. The system implemented now to make browsing the Internet with Google Chrome safer could bring performance problems for the use of certain Internet services, but on the other hand we are talking about increasing security.

Google Chrome, with this modification, also eliminates the need to use CDNs to deliver content to users, so that although it is possible that the general loading performance of the pages will decrease, security is greatly improved. Basically, Google Chrome gives a signal that more emphasis is placed on the security of people than on the speed brought by the use of third-party services to deliver content, and in the end safety matters the most.

Google Chrome the new security measure has been implemented since October 6 by Google, so many users can enjoy an increased level of security when browsing the Internet.