The long-teased Google web browser with default secured URL functions finally got released — Google Chrome version-90 for desktop users is currently available configured with secured HTTPS URL and FLoC tools . The release date for the tweaked Google Chrome was reportedly delayed due to its flagship feature and other patches made possible by the tech company.
A few weeks ago, Google revealed HTTPS will flagship its next version of its web browser, Chrome — at the time they initiated certain adjustments preparing its upcoming feature including a preview page, the first phase of its HTTPS, and FLoC. These features will improve Chrome as a privacy-first browser with maximum security.
Most especially, FLoC IDs tech that replaces third-party cookies — this technology also blocks hackers from infiltrating your activities while surfing the web while it originally tracks it’s users to target ads. The timing for both FLoC and HTTPS releases seems thoughtful, as both tool functions as a single piece to heighten proxy security and privacy.
Surfing the internet with Chrome v90, you will experience how fast these tools will load a heavy site. Still, this version of Chrome is reportedly yet to be available for iOS users — Chrome v90 is currently exclusive for Android and Desktop users.
Nonetheless, TechBooky has always been fully equipped with HTTPS tools.
According to the tech company, this current v90 is built with an AV1 encoder compatible with its desktop version — AV1 is a playback tool that optimizes videos via the web. Only Netflix and Chrome utilize this playback tool for optimizing videos for mobile web browsers.
Meanwhile, the 4K codec is another tool that’s assist AV1, its bandwidth is strong enough to stream video with a low amount of data. While sharing the playback screen is also efficient for playback videos in contrast with the previous VP9. Remember, your web browser will only access this function after updating to the latest Chrome v90
