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Google Releases Chrome 63 for Linux, Mac, and Windows, Fixes 37 Security Issues
Google on Wednesday promoted the Chrome 63 web browser to the stable channel for all supported operating systems, including GNU/Linux, macOS, and Microsoft Windows.
Chrome 63 hit the Beta channel at the end of October, and it promised some significant changes for developers, including a new Device Memory API, async iterators and generators, dynamic module imports, as well as various permissions UI changes. It also brought major Blink engine improvements and other bug fixes.
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Google releases stable Chrome 63 version for users: Available for all operating systems
Google has now released a new software update for its Chrome browser. The new stable update brings the Chrome 63 web browser which is supported by all operating systems, including GNU/Linux, macOS, and Microsoft Windows as well as mobile platform.
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Chrome 63 Enters Stable Channel – Rolling Out to Windows, macOS and Linux with New Features & 37 Security Fixes
Google has started to roll out Chrome 63 to Mac, Windows, and Linux today following an early release for Android. The update brings a number of feature improvements along with security patches to over 37 vulnerabilities.
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Chrome 63 Now Available for Android Linux, Mac, and Windows: What's New
Google Chrome's latest software update, version 63, is now rolling out to all users on desktop (Linux, Mac, Windows) and mobile (Android), with updates for Chrome OS to follow shortly.
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