Google Releases Chrome 73 Update for Linux, Windows, and macOS

[silversurfer]

Google has just released an update for Chrome 73, the major update of the browser that was shipped to all supported platforms earlier this month.
 
Now at version 73.0.3683.86, Google Chrome comes with under-the-hood improvements on Windows, Linux, and macOS, and you can download it using the links here.
 
As for what’s new in this version, it’s pretty clear that the purpose of the update is to resolve issues in the browser and not to add new features. Google typically introduces new functionality in major updates, like the version 73 mentioned above.
 
But as per the full changelog published by Google here, Chrome version 73.0.3683.86 resolves a number of crashes and bugs hitting browser components. Additionally, it addresses glitches with non-English keyboard shortcuts, while also introducing better handling of large ZIP archives.

SOURCE: https://news.softpedia.com/news/google-r...5376.shtml

[Deep900]

Great, Chrome is not only good for its great security features but with new versions there are often also good bug fixes.