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Google Chrome for Android now supports multiple displays with separate tabs [Updated]

Google Chrome Android dual screen multiple displays

In the Android world, two different types of “foldables” have been on the rise — those that have a foldable display like the Galaxy Z Flip, and those that have two separate displays like the LG V60 ThinQ and Microsoft Surface Duo. It looks like Google Chrome for Android is now looking to improve the latter kind of foldables with support for multiple displays.

Update: This feature is now live and working in Google Chrome for Android.

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Chrome for Android streamlines web logins w/ ‘Touch to Fill’

Google Chrome, like most browsers, already goes a long way toward making browsing the web easy and secure by saving your passwords and periodically checking if any of them have been compromised. Now Chrome for Android is streamlining the process of logging into websites using saved passwords with a new “Touch to Fill” experience.

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Google is seeking to deprecate Chrome’s User Agent string, and that’s a win for privacy

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When a website wants to identify your browser and what sort of computer or device you’re browsing from, the first place they’ll turn to is the User Agent string. In a surprising move, Google’s Chromium team has submitted a new proposal that includes deprecating the User Agent string starting in Chrome 81.


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