Chrome Browser May Get Faster Updates Without Requiring Restart
Google Chrome is exploring ways to deliver faster updates without requiring users to restart their browsers. The recent increase in security patches demonstrates Chrome's commitment to rapidly addressing vulnerabilities, with the last two versions containing more patches than the previous 23 versions combined.
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Chrome may get faster updates with no restart required
Google Chrome is exploring ways to deliver faster updates without requiring users to restart their browsers. The recent increase in security patches demonstrates Chrome's commitment to rapidly addressing vulnerabilities, with the last two versions containing more patches than the previous 23 versions combined.
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