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Chromium 44 Beta Brings Improved Notifications, ES6 Additions

Written by Michael Larabel in Google on 2 June 2015 at 01:54 PM EDT. 3 Comments

The latest version of Google's Chrome/Chromium web-browser is now in beta for its upcoming v44 release.

The Chrome 44 Beta release brings improved notification capabilities (support for notifications even after a web-page has been closed, via opt-in), promoted add to homescreen improvements, JavaScript ES6 computed property names support, Push API improvements, other ES6 improvements, and much more.

More details on the Chrome 44 Beta browser release today can be found via the Chromium.org blog.

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