Within days of the stable 102 release, Google released beta 103 of its Chrome browser which focuses on page load time improvements and new tools for web developers.
Here’s what’s new in Google Chrome Beta 103
Google Chrome 103 beta improves the preloading of code from servers to load the site you want to visit even faster. The update reduces the loading time of sites by a few milliseconds, helping to provide the user with a smoother overall experience.
Chrome is also adding support for the .avif format, allowing web apps like Twitter to also work with such media files that should take up less space than others like .png or .jpeg. Also new is the fact that web apps can now access fonts stored locally on the device, so they can be rendered without the need for them to be imported.
How to get Google Chrome Beta 103
Google Chrome beta can be installed through the Google Play Store using the badge you find below, or by manually downloading and installing the relevant installation file available on APK Mirror. The desktop version is available on the Chrome website and will automatically offer the right version for the operating system you are running.