Chrome 112 Brings Good News; Google Finally Removed Chrome Apps

March 31, 2023 By Raulf Hernes

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Image Source: Itechtics Google has launched Chrome 112, which heralds the end of Chrome applications on desktop PCs. This implies that Chrome applications can no longer be installed by default, but if you work for a firm that requires Chrome apps, you may still change a policy flag that allows Chrome apps to operate for two more releases. Moreover, Chrome 112 receives a new desktop onboarding experience that invites users to join in with their Google account and promotes features like as data sync, improved security, and backups. In addition, Chrome 112 prepares a visual refresh for the desktop version of the browser, making the address bar bigger and adding a blue rather than gray backdrop to the top when no themes are enabled. Lastly, Chrome 112 prepares a design change for the browser's desktop edition, making the address bar bigger and adding a blue rather than gray backdrop to the top when no themes are enabled. Chrome 112 provides further privacy options for Android's Topics API, allowing users to ban particular websites from serving tailored advertising and to restrict topics about which they do not want to be promoted. Furthermore, on Android, Chrome 112 allows users to disable its unique share sheet, making it easier to transfer material from one app with another. Furthermore, Chrome 112 may make web applications speedier by bypassing the loading of features that aren't being used. If users are very eager, they can look for Chrome 112 on the Play Store or APK Mirror.

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