Google recently released Chrome version 115, which is now being rolled out to users worldwide. This update brings several new features and changes to the browser, including a reading mode, improved user interface, and themes. Let’s take a closer look at the highlights of this update:
– Reading mode: Chrome 115 introduces a dedicated reading mode feature, which has been available in Microsoft Edge, another Chromium-based browser. However, this feature is only available for the desktop versions of Chrome.
– Granular permissions: With the update, Chrome now provides users with more control over permissions, similar to the options available on Android for apps. This feature is currently rolling out to select users and will be made available to more users in the future. The new prompt offers an “Allow this time” option for location, camera, and microphone permissions.
– New look and feel on Windows 11: Chrome 115 brings a modern design to the browser on Windows 11, making it align with the operating system’s design language. The update introduces translucent elements called the Mica effect, which can be enabled by developers for their apps and websites. The feature is currently being rolled out to limited users and will have a wider rollout in Chrome 116.
– Improved Memory Saver: Google introduced the Memory Saver feature in the previous update, and Chrome 115 further enhances it with changes in terms of inactive and active tabs. The update includes two improvements: providing users with more information when an inactive tab becomes active again, and making inactive tabs more noticeable.
Overall, Chrome version 115 brings significant enhancements to the browser’s functionality, design, and user experience. Users can now enjoy a dedicated reading mode, have more control over permissions, experience a modern look and feel on Windows 11, and benefit from an improved Memory Saver feature.
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