Google Chrome 91 is available, here are its main new features

[sanjay kumar]

Google's latest web browser update freezes collapsed tab groups, automatically launching webapps, and inserting email attachments using copy and paste.

Chrome 91 is officially available. Google has just started rolling out its web browser update to version 91.0.4472.77 on Windows , macOS , Linux and Android .

On the program, Chrome 91 corrects some 32 security flaws, eight of which are considered important.

With this new version of Chrome, users using Webmail to send emails will now be able to insert their attachments using copy and paste. Until now, the browser only supported drag and drop.

Another new feature is that Chrome can now automatically freeze all the tabs in a group when it is collapsed.

The only exceptions are the tabs where a specific action, such as playing media content, is in progress.

In addition, WebApps, which were installed from Chrome, can now be configured to be launched automatically at system startup.

The function, currently being tested, can be activated via a dedicated flag, chrome: // flags / # enable-desktop-pwas-run-on-os-login .

On Android tablets, the browser now loads the desktop version of the websites visited by default, rather than the mobile version, which is often poorly suited to the screen size of these terminals.

Finally, Google strengthens browser security by blocking http port 10080 to limit the risk of a NAT Slipstream type attack, and finally activates DNS over HTTPS for Linux users.