The page will automatically open and display as a focused tab after the update. What’s New in Chrome page: After updating to this version, some users will see the What’s-New page, the page explains new features in the release. What this means is, you need to click on a desired setting section on the left side each time when you want to see or access them.ĥ. Instead of scrolling through a long list of Settings, Chrome displays one section at a time. Simplified and revamped Settings Page: Google has restructured Chrome Settings to improve navigation.
Google is working to unify share options in the context menu, hence you can expect, future chrome versions to show QR code option also in the context menu.Ĥ. You can test the screenshots feature and Sharing hub by enabling the following flags:Ĭhrome://flags/#sharing-hub-desktop-omniboxĬhrome://flags/#sharing-desktop-screenshotsĪs of now, you can take screengrabs and save them to your device. Chrome for Android already offers a Share menu, Google is now bringing that to desktop with screenshot option included. Sharing Menu is expected to roll out to users. Chrome 94 running an origin trial where it allows Progressive Web Apps to register as URL handlers at the platform level.ģ.
Chrome 94 showing a full-page connection is not a secure warning for an HTTP pageĢ. You can proceed to the site, by clicking “continue to site”. Always use secure connections toggleĬhrome tries to load all web pages via secure connections whenever possible, if that’s not feasible, a full-page warning will be displayed for unencrypted sites. Visit Settings > Privacy and Security> Security and toggle “ Always use secure connections“. HTTPS First Mode for desktop and Android: Google announced HTTPS-only Mode for Chrome sometime back, the setting to opt-in to feature is now available by default in this verison. The latest version released after three weeks obviously means you get fewer new features.ġ. Chrome 94 is now rolling out to Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, and iOS with the following new features, changes, and improvements. Chrome 93 was the last version to follow a six-week release cycle. With version 94, Google has switched to a four-week cadence for Chrome.
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