Google has just released the stable version of Chrome 94 for Android, iOS, Mac and Windows operating systems. The update will be rolled out in the coming weeks and will bring especially new security features, new functionalities and bug fixes.
Google Chrome 94 stable is the first version of Chrome in its new release cycle of four weeks for each version, instead of releasing one every six weeks. One of its new features is HTTPS-First, which makes user browsing safer according to Google, along with solving almost twenty security problems.
This is Chrome 94, which arrives in a few weeks
The new version of Chrome 94 features HTTPS-First mode. for desktop systems and for Android mobiles. This will load the HTTPS security protocol before the HTTP protocol and a full page warning will be displayed when the user loads a site that does not support HTTPS. This is expected to provide privacy notices when using a public Wi-Fi network. It can be activated in the security menu in the Chrome settings section.
Among other Chrome 94 enhancements, Android tablets are allowed to host desktop websites. The groups of inactive tabs will freeze, something that was normally done with The Great Suspender extension in order not to consume RAM, in order to try to solve one of the criticisms most attributed to the browser.
Another new feature that Chrome 94 for desktop computers brings is the sharing center that allows you to copy links, obtain a QR code from them and share them with third-party websites. To manage tabs easily, Chrome 94 has introduced an edit mode in the iOS version. Users can select multiple tabs and then add them to the reading list, marked, shared, or closed.
Source: 360 Gadgets
