0.3772.121 is available for Mac, Windows, Linux, and Chrome OS. The release is meant to be a security update to Chrome 68 that was launched in February 2018, and as of October 2019, the Chrome team has not announced a timeframe for the release of a follow-up security update. In addition, version 74 is the first version of Chrome to support the latest WebGL 2.0 features, which are part of Web Platform.
On November 4, 2019, the Chrome team released Chrome 75, which is the first version of Chrome to add support for GPU acceleration, which improves the speed of graphics rendering in a webpage.
Features
Google Chrome is a web browser that was primarily built for use with web applications. Chrome uses HTML and JavaScript as its application language and focuses on the idea that the web is just another application platform. Chrome uses Google Chrome Custom Tabs to display and manage multiple applications, and Chrome OS allows Chrome to run native applications.
, Chrome ships on most modern versions of Windows, macOS, and Linux, plus Chrome OS and Android, and makes use of technologies from Google's Google Chrome web browser, including the Chrome engine, Blink layout engine, Blink rendering engine, V8 JavaScript engine, V8 engine and GPU rendering, font rendering, and the Java port of Chromium. Chrome also integrates features from Chrome OS, including the Linux-based Google OS kernel, and provides a sandbox for extensions.
, Chrome also supports command line interface access via the --command-line-args option for chrome.exe. It provides access to most of the command line options supported by Chrome on Windows.
Google Chrome is based on Chromium, a web browser engine developed by Google that makes use of the Blink layout engine, and the Chrome OS version of Chromium provides access to native hardware and system APIs. The interface is controlled by the Chrome web content and UI framework, which was built with Adobe Flex. A unified Chrome user interface is based on the Blink engine, but many other core applications are based on the V8 engine. The V8 engine is also used by Google's Chrome OS web applications, and Google developers have built a Java port of the V8 engine called V8J.
File management is done through Google Drive, Google Drive for Education, and Google Drive for Work. Google Drive also enables users to store their files in multiple locations, and share files to other locations. In Chrome, files can be accessed in the cloud or from
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