Wired
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Google announced today on its official blog that it will introduce 5 new features for the built-in Chrome browser on iPhone and iPad, which will not only strengthen information security protection, but also make it easier to enter passwords, which will be unveiled in the next version update.
First, Google added the “Enhanced Safe Browsing” function to Chrome, which will automatically detect whether the web page is safe. If the password is leaked or hackers steal data during the process, Chrome will pop up a reminder and suggest changing the password.
Chrome’s built-in password manager can be set on iPhone or iPad, allowing stored passwords to be directly applied to third-party apps or websites, reducing the trouble of remembering passwords. In addition, when opening a new page, Chrome will be the first to provide shortcut buttons for the iOS version to return to recent tabs, bookmarks, history, etc., so that you can quickly retrieve the previous browsing progress.
Google also promises that it will improve the accuracy of translation through machine learning, and predict whether a webpage needs to be translated in advance. And add the “Chrome Actions” quick command, users can enter “Clear Browsing Data” in the URL bar to clear browsing data, “Open Incognito Tab” to enable incognito mode, “Set Chrome as Default Browser” to set Chrome as the default browser, This way, you can directly modify and execute without entering the function menu.
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