![]() It's likely that no everyone will see the Settings change in Chrome 94. Google said the change should result in better navigability of the browser's options.Īs with most Chrome changes or enhancements, Google will introduce the new Settings pane gradually, starting with a subsection of the user base, then expanding the distribution to more copies. ![]() 94, Google will replace the existing single long Settings pane - brought up by clicking the main menu, the three vertical dots at the far right of the Chrome frame, then selecting Settings - with a page that consists of several sections. Chrome 94: Settings get themselves organizedīeginning with v. Find the "Desktop Sharing Hub in Omnibox" item, set the drop-down menu at the right to "Enabled" and restart the browser.Įnterprise IT can control this functionality with the DesktopSharingHubEnabled group policy. The menu will offer users a wide range of sharing-the-current-page functions, including sharing with apps like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and others creating a QR code for the page's URL and casting the page to any already-set destinations, such as a smart TV or another device.Ĭhrome users can press fast-forward and begin using the sharing hub immediately by setting an option on the experimental features page reached after entering chrome://flags in the address bar. During Computerworld's test, the icon, a right-facing caret, was at the right of the address bar. The hub, which is actually a menu, can be called up by clicking on a new icon in the address bar. Chrome 94: Hubba HubbaĪ new content-sharing feature that Google calls a sharing hub will debut in Chrome 94 (rather than in Chrome 93, where it was once supposed to appear). Meanwhile, security-only updates will be distributed every two weeks to Extended Stable builds. 94 for eight weeks, when it will be replaced by v. Commercial customers who adopt Extended Stable will run v. From that point on, Google will roll out a Chrome upgrade every four weeks, with an exception for the end-of-year holidays.Ĭhrome 94 also starts the clock on the Extended Stable release channel, which will be upgraded every eight weeks, giving enterprise IT admins who manage (through group policies) the option of a slower tempo. ![]() Google's new four-week release cadence for Chrome begins with v.
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