If Google Chrome says you want to update, it’s a smart concept to let it do its job. After all, the latest update settings, implemented over the coming weeks, will make your Internet browser faster, more organized, and more efficient.
Speed: Chrome 85 comes with many improvements, but the most important thing turns out to be the speed. Google says “hood improvements” allow tabs to load 10% faster.
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Tabs: Those who like to have around 85 tabs open in Chrome will appreciate the new tabs teams, which began rolling out in the spring. The feature allows users to organize all their open sites. Users can now expand and decrease tab teams by showing thumbnail previews to which they need to open.
Google also simplifies tab browsing on a touchscreen, and Chromebook users can expect to see this update first.
In the meantime, Android users will get a new suggestion for an already open tab when they type in the face bar.
PDF: The Chrome update will also allow users to complete the PDF bureaucracy and save them from Chrome. Users can even save and recover midway later. This update will be rolled out in the coming weeks.
URL: Unfortunately, this update applies to Android users. Chrome will simplify sending links to other Android devices and apps. It will also allow users to generate a QR code for the link.
Google says updates will be rolled out slowly for browser stability. Expect to see settings in the coming weeks.
Last month’s announcement updates that Chrome will no longer drain MacBook batteries that fast.
Google Chrome will release updates. Photo: Google