Google Chrome 31 Plays With Portable Native Client
Google has put out Chrome 31 and with it comes a good few new features for the cross-platform web-browser.
Likely of most interest to Phoronix readers with Chrome 31 will be the landing of Portable Native Client (PNaCl) support for basically running native C/C++ code in Chrome via LLVM bit-code in a sandboxed environment.
Chrome 31 also includes support for web payments, various Android improvements like application shortcuts, and a number of security fixes.
More details can be found via the Google Chrome Release Blog.
Likely of most interest to Phoronix readers with Chrome 31 will be the landing of Portable Native Client (PNaCl) support for basically running native C/C++ code in Chrome via LLVM bit-code in a sandboxed environment.
Chrome 31 also includes support for web payments, various Android improvements like application shortcuts, and a number of security fixes.
More details can be found via the Google Chrome Release Blog.
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