Chrome 76 Released With Flash Blocked By Default
Google today promoted their Chrome 76 web-browser to stable for all supported platforms, including Linux.
The Chrome 76 release isn't the most exciting update in recent times, but is notable for now no longer auto-loading Flash content when Flash is active/available to the browser. It's another step towards eliminating Flash on the web.
Chrome 76 also has support for the "line-break: anywhere" declaration, the WebXR device API for VR, various RTC additions, display locking, and other developer additions.
More details on Chrome 76 stable via the Chrome Releases Blog and ChromeStatus.com.
The Chrome 76 release isn't the most exciting update in recent times, but is notable for now no longer auto-loading Flash content when Flash is active/available to the browser. It's another step towards eliminating Flash on the web.
Chrome 76 also has support for the "line-break: anywhere" declaration, the WebXR device API for VR, various RTC additions, display locking, and other developer additions.
More details on Chrome 76 stable via the Chrome Releases Blog and ChromeStatus.com.
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