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Google Promotes Chrome 39 Web Browser to Stable Channel, Fixes 30 Security Flaws

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Marius Nestor
Jun 8, 2017

Google Chrome 59.0.3071.86 is now the latest stable release of the web browser, which contains a total of 30 security fixes and various improvements, such as a revamped Chrome Settings page that now uses Google’s beautiful and modern Material Design. Among other features implemented in the Google Chrome 59 stable release, we can mention support for native notifications on the macOS platform, service worker navigation preload, and a Headless Chrome functionality that lets both Chrome and Chromium run in an automated environment without a UI or peripherals.
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