Chrome apps no longer supported on Windows, Mac, and Linux: Chrome 105 shows warning messageĪs previously announced, Chrome apps are being phased out in favor of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) and web-standard technologies.

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The enterprise release notes are available in 9 languages. Passpoint: Seamless, secure connection to Wi-Fi networks Marshmallow deprecation for Chrome on AndroidĬhromeOS Accessibility settings improvementsĬursive pre-installed for Enterprise and Education accounts Network Service on Windows will be sandboxedĬhrome sends Private Network Access preflights for subresources Group Based Policy for managed apps & extensionsīrowser Details: Installed apps & extensions UX changesĬhrome will show Journeys on the History page on Android New and updated policies in Chrome browserĬlose a desk and its windows in one click Syntax changes to markup based Client Hints delegationĮnhanced Safe Browsing Google accounts integration on desktopįorceBrowserSignIn policy requires EnableExperimentalPolicies on Linux WebAuthn: prompt users for Bluetooth permissions on macOS Privacy Sandbox updates on FLEDGE on Android

Internal certificate viewer for server certificates on Mac and Windows Policies on Mac distinguished between user and machineĪdd Set-Cookie as forbidden header name for Fetchĭisabling Chrome Variations no longer disables the Chrome Cleanup Tool Web SQL deprecation in non-secure contextsĬhrome sync ends support for Chrome 73 and earlier Chrome apps no longer supported on Windows, Mac, and Linux: Chrome 105 shows warning messageĬhrome maintains its own default root store

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