Google has announced new features for its Chrome browser on the iOS platform – 5 in number. Advanced Safe Browsing provides users with proactive and tailored protection against phishing, malware and other web-based threats.
This is now being extended to iOS. When users turn on Enhanced Safe Browsing on their iPhone or iPad, Chrome predicts and proactively warns when websites are dangerous by sending the browser information about those sites to Google Safe Browsing for review.
When you enter your login credentials on a website, Chrome can warn you if the username and password have been compromised through a third-party data breach.
The “Google Password Manager” is integrated into Chrome on the computer or Android smartphone. On iOS, users can set it up as an autofill provider, so Chrome can help quickly create, store, and enter passwords into any website or app on the iOS device.
We also want to make it easier for users to discover new content or start a new search in Chrome for iOS when they’ve been away for a while. Say: The start page is changed and looks like this paragraph. Old Tabs and Discover. This change will soon be available for Android as well.
It now uses on-device machine learning to make websites available in the language you prefer. In particular, they’re introducing an updated speech recognition model to find out exactly what language the page you’re visiting is in and if it needs to be translated to match your preferences.
Chrome Actions will also be coming to iOS soon, so users can do more things quickly from the Chrome address bar. The Chrome address bar also predicts when users might benefit from a Chrome promotion based on the words they type. Chrome Actions make common activities in Chrome for iOS faster, like clearing browsing data.
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