Google releases Chrome 92 software update for iOS and Android mobile platforms

This week, Google released a new version of the Google Chrome web browser for iOS and Android mobile platforms. It is expected that everyone will soon see update reminders for Chrome 92 in major app stores. For friends who like to experience new features, the version number of Chrome Beta 92 for the Android platform has also been upgraded to 92.0.4515.105.

At the same time, the version number of Google Chrome browser for iOS devices (iPhone/iPad) has been upgraded to 92.0.4515.90, bringing a series of new features.

These include full-page screenshots, a new "Discover" design on the new tab page, visual refreshes of the settings, history and bookmarks features, and the use of Touch ID/face/password to protect the privacy experience of incognito browsing tabs.

In this video shared by the official YouTube account of Google Chrome Developers, Google also introduced a new feature introduced in the desktop version of the Chrome browser (the flags tag needs to be manually enabled).

Interested friends can enter chrome://flags/#memories in the address bar to jump to the "Experimental Features" settings page.

If an update is needed, desktop users can move their mouse to the three-dot menu in the upper right corner of the window and manually look for updates in the "Help -> About Google Chrome" page.

If the stable version has not been pushed yet, you can also try to download and install the Chrome Beta version. On the Chromium project website, there are versions for Windows, Mac, Linux, and iOS/Android platforms.

Download address:

Android (Google Play)

iOS (Apple App Store)