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1. GOOGLE CHROME CANARY TOUCH BAR SUPPORT REMOVED UPDATE
2. GOOGLE CHROME CANARY TOUCH BAR SUPPORT REMOVED FOR ANDROID
3. GOOGLE CHROME CANARY TOUCH BAR SUPPORT REMOVED PASSWORD
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You can read about Chrome's updates in English, German, French, Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese, Korean, Indonesian, and Japanese. The enterprise release notes are available in 9 languages. Removal of permissive Chrome Apps webview behaviors New Chrome Desktop refresh and Chrome menu in Chrome 117Įxtensions must be updated to leverage Manifest V3Ĭhrome 119 to phase out support for Web SQL Removal of the RendererCodeIntegrityEnabled policyĬhrome 117 will no longer support macOS 10.13 and macOS 10.14 Network Service on Windows will be sandboxedĮnable access to WebUSB API from extension service workers in Chrome 116 Master_preferences->initial_preferences migrationīookmarks and Reading List improvements on iOSĭeprecating the use of SHA1 in server signatures in TLS HTTP requests upgraded to HTTPS in Chrome 115Ĭhrome policy: disable extensions unpublished from Chrome Web Store (CWS) Mandatory extensions for Incognito navigationĬhrome Browser Cloud Management (CBCM) subscription Passpoint: Seamless, secure connection to Wi-Fi networks New and updated policies in Chrome browserĬursive pre-installed for Enterprise and Education accounts Separate storage of settings synced to account Unpacking nested archives for download protection

GOOGLE CHROME CANARY TOUCH BAR SUPPORT REMOVED PASSWORD

Password manager policy disables password import Saving and retrieving notes in Password Manager now easier Rebranding and updates to Google Password Manager

Twitter user Owen Williams also noted, along with images that refer to the above overhaul, that in the updated Material Design spec on Chromium Gerrit, the current design paradigm in Chrome is referred to as 'M1', whereas the one that's being tested in Canary here goes by the moniker 'GM2'.Inactive Tabs in Chrome app on iPhone and iPad These commits were made private shortly after, indicating that they weren't meant for the public eye. These changes come after a number of commits to Chromium Gerrit were observed by XDA, outlining visual guidelines that were meant to be followed as part of an even larger overhaul to Chrome, including color and button grid specifications.

Close and re-open your browser to see the changes. If you'd like to go all in on the other existing Material Design options available as of now to switch on in both the Canary and stable versions of Chrome, go to each of these flags and enable them one by one. This flag is currently available only on the Windows version of Chrome Canary, however. To enable this change, hit the "refresh" option in the drop down menu under the chrome://flags/#top-chrome-md flag.

GOOGLE CHROME CANARY TOUCH BAR SUPPORT REMOVED UPDATE

This aside, there are also a number of little animations that now pop-up when you hover your mouse over certain buttons, and the three-dot drop down menu button also jiggles a little if there is a pending update or alert. Links in the address bar have also been tweaked, with them being a brighter shade of blue now. Joining the fray is a splash of stark white color on the interface, as opposed to the earlier light-gray. The tabs up top and the address bar gain a good deal of curvature and general all-round roundedness, making them reminiscent of older versions of a certain rival browser.

GOOGLE CHROME CANARY TOUCH BAR SUPPORT REMOVED FOR ANDROID

While none of the changes here are what one would call significant from a user experience standpoint (not as much as the recent touch-optimizations, at least), they signify the general approach Google appears to be taking, with the increased focus on rounding off corners being tested in Google Chrome for Android as well.

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0, currently a part of the browser's Canary branch for voluntary testers and users, reveals a toggles for a series of visual tweaks for its primary controls up top, among others.