#google chrome security updates

Following their initial plans to block mixed content (or http:// subresources on https:// pages) on secure pages, Google will slowly start to roll out security updates to Chrome throughout 2020. Desktop platforms (on Windows, macOS, Chrome OS, and Linux) will be the first to receive updates as follows: By March, Google will release the Chrome 81 update, which prints a console message warning about all mixed content downloads. In Chrome 82 (which should be out in April), Chrome will start giving warnings on mixed content downloads. The new pointer capabilities are now being added to Google Chrome. Google has announced a new set of AI-powered features for Google Chrome. Google is expanding its AI-powered Gemini experience in Chrome to more users across the Asia Pacific region, including the Philippines. The expansion reflects Google’s broader push to integrate AI tools directly into everyday browsing, turning Chrome into a more interactive and assistant-driven experience. Google Chrome has announced new upgrades to its AI Mode. Google Chrome recently got promoted to version 1.0 and dropping the beta label. Read more in our articles including "Google Chrome will start blocking mixed content downloads" and "Google unveils AI-powered pointer for Chrome".