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Google Chrome to get Safe Browsing, Enhanced Safe Browsing features soon

 

Google Chrome's Enhanced Safe Browsing will now offer improved protection against risky files.




Tech giant Google will soon roll out new features for Chrome users. The new upgrades, starting with the Chrome 91 update, will add fresh 'Safe Browsing' features.

As per Mashable, the upcoming features will help users choose better extensions and will offer additional protection against downloading malicious files on the web.

The details about the new features have been published by Google in its official blog post. It stated that Enhanced Safe Browsing users will now get additional protection when installing a new extension from the Chrome Web Store. A dialog will pop up to inform users if the extension that they're about to install is not a part of the list of extensions trusted by Enhanced Safe Browsing.


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  1. UnknownJune 7, 2021 at 12:33 AM

    I'm wondering why crome extension isn't available on android platform !
    Browser extension is cool 🆒

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    1. Stay Dope TechJune 27, 2021 at 7:03 AM

      you can use kiwi browser to use chrome extensions in android

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