To immediately check for and install any available updates, click the three-dot menu icon and click Help > About Google Chrome.If you have an aging Mac lying around that struggles to run the latest macOS and has stopped receiving security updates from Apple, it's possible to give it a secure second life by installing software that essentially turns it into a Chromebook. Web Bluetooth is now controllable with a Permissions Policy.Ĭhrome will automatically install the update on your device when it’s available.Fullscreen Companion Window allows web apps to place full-screen content and a popup window on multiple screens.The object-view-box property lets authors choose a part of an image that should draw inside the content box of a target replaced element.When cookies are set with an explicit Expires/Max-Age attribute, the value will now be capped to no more than 400 days.Secure Payment Confirmation now supports letting users opt out of storing their credit card data for later purchases.There’s still a lot happening under the surface, though. You can read about many of these changes on Google’s developer site as well as on the Chromium blog. Google now releases every version of Chrome every four weeks, which means big splashy features aren’t as frequent. You can click a date on the calendar to the option to “Open in Google Calendar.” Google has also tweaked the design of notifications a bit. When you select the date, you get a nice, big calendar widget. The clock is now split to show the date on the left. Thankfully, the functionality is coming to the stable channel along with the ability to have the themes automatically switch. Automatic Light and Dark Themes for ChromebooksĬhromebooks have had “unofficial” dark and light themes for a while. It’s a pretty big improvement over the old launcher. You can right-click or tap and hold anywhere to sort by name or icon color. It has a Google Search bar and Assistant shortcut at the top. The new “Productivity Launcher” floats in the corner of the screen like the Windows Start Menu. It now looks much more like the Windows Start Menu. One of the biggest changes comes to the app launcher. Google has been working on revamping the Chrome OS interface for a while now. This can be especially useful for hiding the video conferencing controls while screen sharing. You could always choose which tab to share, but now you can also select the area of the screen you want to share. The example Google gives is for video conferencing.
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