One of the most important apps that people need to install on their smartphones is a browser that is going to make it easier for them to surf the web and find all the information that they need. This is why Google is pre-installing Chrome on all Android-powered smartphones. Chrome is the most popular and most powerful mobile browser in the world and the reason why we are talking about it is because it has just received a new update.
Chrome Beta 77.0.3865.42 Update
The first thing that we want to mention about the new update is that not all Chrome users are allowed to download it. The update sports the 77.0.3865.42 version number and it’s currently being rolled out exclusively for Chrome users who are enrolled in the beta program. Fortunately, Google is allowing all Android fans to join the beta program.
Faster Performances
According to the patch notes released by Google in the changelog for the new update, Chrome fans should be pleased to find out that the update introduces a bunch of stability and performance fixes. Therefore, Chrome is going to run much faster than usual after installing the new beta update.
Top Chrome Features for Web Browsing
Browse fast and type less. Choose from personalized search results that instantly appear as you type and quickly browse previously visited web pages. Fill in forms quickly with Autofill.
Incognito Browsing. Use Incognito mode to browse the internet without saving your history. Browse privately across all your devices.
Sync Chrome Across Devices. When you sign into Chrome, your bookmarks, passwords, and settings will be automatically synced across all your devices. You can seamlessly access all your information from your phone, tablet, or laptop.
Protect your phone with Google Safe Browsing. Chrome has Google Safe Browsing built-in. It keeps your phone safe by showing warnings to you when you attempt to navigate to dangerous sites or download dangerous files.
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