Chrome 66 Released With Security Improvements & New JavaScript APIs
Google has rolled out Chrome 66 to its stable channel for Linux desktop users as well as other supported desktop/mobile operating systems.
The Chrome 66 release has a number of security updates, including the enabling of the Strict Site Isolation feature by default. Chrome 66 is also more restricted now about content it allows to auto-play by default, among other changes.
For developers the Chrome 66 web-browser brings the new async clipboard and web locks APIs, allows autocomplete for text-area and select elements, support for CSS calc() within media queries, Fetch API improvements, the link element now supports "modulepreload", support for WebSockets over HTTP/2, and a variety of other additions. More extensive details on the Chrome 66 changes can be found via ChromeStatus.com.
Chrome 66.0 can be downloaded from all the usual sources.
The Chrome 66 release has a number of security updates, including the enabling of the Strict Site Isolation feature by default. Chrome 66 is also more restricted now about content it allows to auto-play by default, among other changes.
For developers the Chrome 66 web-browser brings the new async clipboard and web locks APIs, allows autocomplete for text-area and select elements, support for CSS calc() within media queries, Fetch API improvements, the link element now supports "modulepreload", support for WebSockets over HTTP/2, and a variety of other additions. More extensive details on the Chrome 66 changes can be found via ChromeStatus.com.
Chrome 66.0 can be downloaded from all the usual sources.
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