The new version of the Google Chrome browser will be released with a series of improvements for both desktop and mobile platforms. Additionally, it will feature a special adaptation for Windows 10. It is reported that Chrome 74 will adjust to the visual style used in the operating system. In other words, the browser theme will automatically adapt to the dark or light theme of 'ten'.
In version 74, there will also be an option to disable animations while viewing content. This will eliminate the unpleasant parallax effect when scrolling the page. Furthermore, Google Chrome 74 will introduce new settings to prevent automatic data downloads, helping to avoid virus infiltration into the target system.
It is reported that the beta version of Google Chrome 74 is already available, so those eager to try the new features can download it via the link. The stable version will be released on April 23.
It should be noted that similar work is being carried out in the Opera browser as well. Dark mode support is already included in the developer version of Opera 61. Previously, it had to be manually enabled, but now, like in Chrome 74, the program will respond to the operating system's theme settings.
As noted, Opera 61 can be downloaded via the link. After installation, users can go to Settings > Personalization > Colors in the operating system and 'play around' with the theme settings.
Changing the theme in Opera affects all elements: from the start page to the bookmark manager and history. Opera 60 is expected to be released this month, while Opera 61 is anticipated closer to summer. Overall, this approach is quite justified, and it is likely that other developers will adopt it as well.
Source: 3dnews.ru
