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2021


WHAT’S NEW IN EVERY VERSION | #FIREFOX | #CHROME | #MICROSOFTEDGE |
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Google Chrome is probably the browser everyone is using. When it launched back
in 2008, it was lauded as a super-small, resource-saving program that wasn’t
even feature-complete, but that has long changed. After its long and winding
march to market domination, the browser received more features, grew in size,
and is now known as an absolute resource hog and data collection engine.

But the development never stands still. The Chrome developers keep adding new
features to the browser, with equally as many aimed at improving functionality
as there are focused on enhancing speed, resource management, and stability.

This hub serves as an overview of what the Chrome developers are up to, and
what’s new in every version, with a focus on what regular users can expect —
don’t expect a technical deep dive into development. We’ll regularly update it
when we cover new Chrome versions and new features, so be sure to bookmark this
page or keep coming back to it whenever you want to learn more about what’s new
in Chrome.


 * UPCOMING FEATURES STILL UNDER DEVELOPMENT
   
   Since Chrome is based on an open-source project, we stumble upon
   documentation detailing unreleased features that haven’t yet made it into any
   of the available versions yet. This is what this section showcases.
   
   
   * ‘COPY LINK TO HIGHLIGHT’ TO ALSO SUPPORT IMAGES AND VIDEO
     
     The internet is all about sharing content, and recently we got another
     powerful tool for helping us do just that. While historically you could
     only share links to full webpages, or to specific pre-defined “anchor”
     points within them, these new “text fragments” offered to let us create
     custom links that highlighted specific passages within a page itself. Now
     Chrome developers are working to bring us the logical next step: the
     ability to link to pictures and other media on a page in much the same way.
     
     Chrome wants its ‘copy link to highlight’ feature to also support images
     and video


 * CHROME 98 DEV/CANARY
   
   Chrome 98 is currenty on the bleeding edge, with the Chromium developers
   actively working on features. You can consider this version the playground
   right now, where new stuff can be introduced on a daily basis, but it’s also
   the most instable environment. Things can and do break occassionally. Still,
   this is where the all the fun is happening, and there are always new things
   to be discovered.
   
   
   * PRIVACY GUIDE
     
     A new Privacy Guide has been added to Chrome for Android as a flag, which
     means that you can now test it out on your own phone. Privacy Guide will be
     available in the app’s Settings menu by going into the Privacy and security
     subsection. It’ll allow you to review different app settings, telling you
     the purpose of each and what you’re sending Google in order to make that
     feature work. If something doesn’t sit right with you, you can disable it
     right from the menu. The flag is available on lower versions than 98, but
     Chrome 98 is the first to add an interface and workflow for Privacy Guide.
     
     Google’s working on a Privacy Guide feature for Chrome on Android
   
   
   * BUILT-IN SCREENSHOT AND EDITING FEATURES FOR DESKTOP CHROME
     
     Google Chrome for desktop could soon gain a neat feature from its mobile
     pendant — screenshot edits. Chrome Canary version 98 has received an
     in-development option that will allow you to capture, edit, and share
     screenshots. Just like in the mobile version of Chrome, the tool will live
     in the upcoming share button.
     
     Chrome for desktop might get built-in screenshot and editing features


 * CHROME 97 BETA
   
   Chrome 97 was promoted to beta on November 18, 2021. The release brings a few
   select refinements and improvements, but nothing too earth-shattering. You
   can expect some simplifications when you want to delete local data saved by a
   website, enhanced support for international keyboard layouts (yes, that’s a
   problem to this day), preparations for better HDR support, and some minor PWA
   advancements.
   
   Here are all the interesting things we’ve found in the release:
   
   Everything that’s new in Chrome 97 Beta
   
   
   * PER-PAGE ZOOM OPTIONS
     
     Sometimes, websites just don’t scale well on mobile screens, and for those
     of us with less-than-average vision, this means squinting and relying on
     accessibility services like Force enable zoom. On desktop, there’s a more
     elegant solution that scales the whole website to make it appear bigger,
     and judging by a recent update to Chrome Canary 97, this feature is making
     its way into the mobile version of the browser.
     
     Chrome for Android might be getting this feature previously reserved for
     desktop


 * CHROME 96
   
   Chrome 96 was launched on November 16, 2021. In the link below, you can find
   a high-level overview of all the interesting new changes we found, while we
   also offer deep dives into some special features in the collection of
   articles below.
   
   Everything that’s new in Chrome 96
   
   
   * SCROLLING SCREENSHOTS ON ANDROID 12
     
     Android 12 introduced scrolling screenshots to Pixel phones, but the
     feature initially didn’t work with Chrome. As of version 96 of the browser,
     that’s a thing of the past. Google has flipped a switch allowing you to
     catpure as much or as little as you want of a website.
     
     Chrome finally works with Android 12’s scrolling screenshot tool
   
   
   * ACCESSIBILITY: MORE LANGUAGES FOR MACHINE-GENERATED IMAGE CAPTIONS
     
     Google has added a few new languages to its automatic image captioning
     service in Chrome. It now supports Croatian, Czech, Dutch, Finnish,
     Indonesian, Norwegian, Portuguese, Russian, Swedish, and Turkish, bringing
     the total to sixteen supported languages. This was made possible by
     developing a machine learning model that can simultaneously translate the
     image caption into each supported language.
     
     One of Chrome’s most useful accessibility features is now available for
     more users


 * CHROME 95
   
   Chrome 95 launched on October 20, 2021 and came with a whole slew of updates.
   It brought some Material You design elements to the Android browser and some
   interesting features for developers that help websites perform better.
   
   Read our high-level overview for all the neat new things that came to you in
   this release.
   
   Everything that’s new in Chrome 95


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We’re only two weeks away from the landmark release of Chrome OS 96 that will
bring the Chrome browser and the Chrome operating system back into parity of
release schedules. After the release of Chrome OS 96 in late November, the
browser and the OS will enjoy a 4-week release…

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This story was originally published 2020/10/18 7:00am PDTon Oct 18, 2020 and
last updated 2021/08/07 12:53pm PDTon Aug 7, 2021.  Chrome OS 92 arrived to
Chromebooks on Monday this week following a week of delay, and it’s packed with
a ton of helpful features to supercharge your ability to communicate on…

THE BEST FEATURES WORTH KNOWING ABOUT IN CHROME 93 | #FIREFOX | #CHROME |
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Google Chrome version 93 has just launched for both desktop and Android. These
monthly updates can bring a mixed bag of new features, tweaks, and changes for
developers, but version 93 has several enhancements worth knowing about for
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