Google Chrome New Update

The new update is expected to be released on September 4, however, has been tested since July, the Chrome 69 brings some improvements, but the most obvious of them is a new brilliant design that will make the navigator familiar but undeniably different. 

The new version will be present on all operating systems, bringing rounded corners, a lighter color palette and white shading to show which tabs are active.

But it's not just a visual makeover that's reserved for the world's most popular browser. Windows 10 users get the most interesting benefits with touchpad gesture support along with the integration of the notification center.

There are also a handful of useful security measures introduced. The password alert extension is now fully integrated, which helps limit the damage of typing your Google password on the wrong site by prompting for a password reset when it is placed on a suspiciously-looking page.

Third-party software that previously caused failures is also being targeted, with Chrome 69 set up to block any such code. This should lead to a more stable experience.

The last great and remarkable feature is actually one more case of withdrawing an appeal.

Adobe Flash - which has long been an easily exploitable breach in computer armor - is now disabled by default. If a site requests permission to use Flash, you will have to allow this every time you restart the browser.