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What To Expect From the Newly Launched Google Chrome 104 Beta

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By Ankit Awasthi

 What To Expect From the Newly Launched Google Chrome 104 Beta: This week, Chrome version 103 was just pushed to the stable channel; thus, the position that it previously occupied in the beta channel is now vacant. Chrome 104 has swiftly taken over the place, and it comes with a handful of brand-new features that are available to everyone who is brave enough to use the beta version of the browser. Among these updates are a redesigned Privacy Sandbox page included in the settings menu, further multi-screen improvements for the desktop, and refinements to video conferencing.

Privacy Sandbox

Google is working on developing a substitute for third-party cookies that will enable it and other advertisers to continue displaying tailored advertising even after using the replacement. It is now doing research with a feature known as the Privacy Sandbox, which examines the websites that you visit and identifies any possible interests that may arise, all inside the context of the browser. After that, websites and advertising networks will be able to ask Chrome to provide them access just to the subjects, and not any of your actual browsing history.

With Chrome 103, you'll be able to take part in a test run, and the redesigned Privacy Sandbox will walk you through precisely how the system works while also providing you with a list of your interests while you surf the web. After you have activated the trial, the only thing that will determine the contents of this list is how you browse, and it will be erased on a rolling 4-week basis automatically.

After installing the update, the browser may provide you with an invitation to take part in a test the very first time you launch it. In any other case, you may get to it by launching Chrome Beta, hitting the menu button (it looks like three dots) in the upper right corner of the screen, then going to Settings, Privacy and security, and finally Privacy Sandbox.

Positioning of many windows on a full-screen display

Web applications are becoming more powerful all the time, and Google is a driving force behind a lot of the breakthroughs that are happening in this sector. The most recent feature geared for developers enables websites and online apps to display full-screen content or pop-up windows on secondary screens, and the user just has to click or touch once to accomplish this task. Native programs have had this capability for a very long time and continue to maintain it now. If you utilize a web app to display the material, it will be very helpful since you will be able to maintain your notes on the screen of your laptop while simultaneously seeing the full-screen presentation on the beamer.

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Chrome 100 was the first version of Google's browser to include anything like this, and it made it possible for websites to take advantage of multi-screen situations and dynamically transfer windows across various monitors. This more comprehensive function has been expanded somewhat with the addition of a brand new full-screen mode.

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Region Capture

The nonspecific name "Region Capture" refers to yet another improvement that is focused on online applications. In practice, this makes it possible for web applications to crop video streams and remove or replace particular portions of them before sharing them. The hall-of-mirrors effect, which occurs when you mistakenly reveal a screen share of your screen share.

You may get the beta version of Chrome 103 for your Android device by going to the Play Store. If the most recent version hasn't been made available to you yet, you may get it via APK Mirror in the meanwhile. Additionally, it is obtainable for use on desktop PCs.

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