If you have trouble launching the app after installing it via the latter method, make sure you've got the corresponding version of the Trichrome Library.HTTPS connections today typically use TLS (Transport Layer Security) versions 1.0, 1.1 or 1.2.
Chrome 91 tests sacrificing usability in the name of content pushing: A test puts the Discover feed front and center on Chrome for Android's new tab page.Ĭhrome 91 is currently rolling out on the Play Store, but you can also download it from APK Mirror. 
Chrome 91 is getting the first Material You tweak: You can make the overflow menu look more in place on Android 12 by activating a flag. Hide the reading list on desktops: Chrome now lets you hide the reading list from the bookmark menu. That allows it to create a new window displaying the content of the address. Link capturing for Progressive Web Apps: When you're opening a link from a web app (in its own window), the web app can now specify where that link should be opened if it's internal. Suggested file name and location for the File System Access API: Web apps can now suggest names and the location for files or directories they're creating. Different icons for dark and light mode: Google is making it easier for developers to create different sets of icons for dark and light mode. A similar feature has already been live in Safari since 2018, though of course, most websites are coded with Chrome in mind and hence rarely support features not available in it. This would allow you to add files to a website without having to rely on drag-and-drop or those pesky file picker dialogs. But Chrome wants to change that and is working on allowing web apps to read and access that specific path in your clipboard (only once you send the paste command, of course). That's because websites typically don't have native access to your file explorer's path, which is what you've essentially copied there. When you hit copy (or Ctrl+c) on a file in your file manager, you usually weren't able to simply hit paste (or Ctrl+v) in older versions of Chrome to move that file to a website. Google wants to make copy-and-pasting as seamless as dragging-and-dropping files on websites. 
The measure was first implemented in Chrome 90, but it's only going live by default in version 91. Google is making it easier for websites to access your clipboard when you want to paste content, at least on your desktop.
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