Google Chrome (Google Chrome) is the most used Internet browser in the world, in which the company has now brought a major update. The company is going to roll out with some changes to the Google Chrome 90 version, which includes features such as improving the user’s video conferencing experience, lower data consumption, better support for DF XFA forms and privacy. Also, the company is working on Google Floc for tracking users and showing ads, which is still being tested.
Less data consumption with better video quality: Video calling has become a part of life in the wake of the Corona epidemic. From office work to talking to people on video calls, everything has gone up already. Chrome 90 new codecs Come with better compression. This gives the user better video quality and also saves data.
You can say that in this, users will get good quality video calling in low bandwidth (less than 30kbps). Apart from this, screen sharing and connecting the laptop to the smartphone hotspot will also get good quality.
HTTPS will be used: In this feature, if the user opens a website on Chrome 90, then Chrome 90 will generate an automatic HTTPS version which will be more secure and faster than the old HTTP version. Using this, the website will open faster.
Fast video loading: In this new update, Google has given a light mode in which the video will load faster on the user’s smartphone and the data will also be less.
Do copy paste instead of uploading the file: Google Chrome users can copy paste files in Ctrl 90 via Ctrl + c and Ctrl + v. When users press Ctrl + v to paste the file, Google will only access the website till your clipboard. Will approve access to.
Google URL Disabled: For users’ safety, Google is now disabling full URLs from fake websites. Now the big URLs of any site will not be visible, only their name will be seen. A disabled option will also be given in this feature.
Prompt and notification block: In Google Chrome 90, users will no longer have to see prompts and notifications on the website. This feature can also be disabled.
