Chrome 134 ships with security patches and new password change functionality

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Google released a new stable version of its Chrome browser. This one brings Chrome to version 134 on the desktop. The new release fixes security issues and introduces new features.

Google says that it has fixed 14 security issues in Chrome 134. As usually, it lists only the externally reported security issues on the Chrome Releases blog. Good news for users is that there do not seem to be any exploits in the wild already, as Google usually mentions that in the announcement.

Note: more users may receive notifications that some of their extensions are no longer supported. Google is removing support for classic extensions in Chrome. Your options include switching to Mozilla's Firefox web browser or one of its forks, as it will continue to support Manifest V2 extensions.

Only a few Chromium-based browsers have pledged support as well. Opera Software said that its browser will continue to support classic extension. Brave Software announced plans to support a handful of very popular classic extensions in Brave Browser.

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