The plan is to add a "scheduled for later" tab to your browser when the new download feature has officially gone live as well. You'll be able to select the exact area your downloads will eventually be filed in as well to keep from cluttering up your device. The full range of options that you'll be able to expect from the final version isn't quite available yet, either. True, the interface itself is live and can be used, but it appears to be a bit spotty at present. Once the new download later feature is live, don't get too frustrated if it doesn't work here and there. You can follow this process for additional flags in Chrome as well, should there be experimental changes you want to test out. When your browser relaunches, your new feature should be enabled. Click "Relaunch" to do this automatically. Chrome 72 also brings the ability to add more search engines on the browser.You'll need to restart your browser from here.
The update fixes crashes on some page translations along with new translations.
Users can also view tab history with a long press on the back button.Ĭhrome 72 for iOS users brings a new Siri shortcut to start a search. Chrome will instead show "A site is playing media" in the notification panel. As noted by 9to5google, media playback on Chrome will now be shown without any title or image. The latest update will block popups regardless of the feature being disabled.Ĭhrome 72 on Android brings some changes to incognito browser. Passwords, payment methods and addresses are now clubbed under the autofill section.Ĭhrome 72 now comes with automated popup blocker.
The settings menu on Chrome has also been revamped for desktop users with a new autofill section. Users will now have to setup their Chromecast dongles from the Google Home app, 9to5mac reports. On desktop, Google has removed the ability to setup Chromecast from the browser.
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