Google today released Chrome 72, the latest version of its browser, a release that fixes 58 different security vulnerabilities. Along with the fixes, the new version also brings some interesting changes.
The official changelog , which is huge and will take a while to load, lists the changes made in Google Chrome 72.
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Chrome 72 reportedly fixes the password manager to decide when it is available and when it is not.
Support for the AV1 decoder is now enabled by default.
Removed the per-process location flag on desktop platforms, as the flag is enabled by default.
Added replay button in picture-in-picture mode.
Android: added gesture-nav flag to chrome://flags to enable forward and back navigation.
For more information, see the announcement of the new version.
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