

You can read more about these on the Google Blog (opens in new tab). Google has also pushed a number of smaller tweaks, such as the feature policy for keyboard API, or auto-expand details elements. However, you can still check to see if an update is ready by clicking the three-dot button in the upper right corner of the browser and navigating to Help > About Google Chrome. Patches and upgrades for Chrome usually happen automatically, as soon as they’re available. If youre concerned about protecting your data, you probably empty your browser cache regularly.

With the feature now live, web devs can enable HDR content without ruining the UX for those without HDR displays. Zoom can be tweaked by tapping the lock icon in the address bar.Īnother feature that’s made it to the live version is the CSS’ ability to detect screens supporting HDR content. To activate it, make sure to enable the flag found at chrome:flags#enable-accessibility-page-zoom. This feature has now come to the Android version of the browser, as well.
