Google updated its Chrome browser for Android, and though the search giant did not include many features, it did apply some WD-40 to its page loading capabilities.
Combined with the improved engine, Google alleges that Chrome now spits out pages 10 to 20 percent faster than before.
Google will reportedly help publishers prepare for Chrome’s upcoming ad-block-pocalypse Alongside the performance increases, stability fixes, and security patches is full support for animated PNGs.
Apple and Mozilla have supported the format in their iMessage and Firefox apps, respectively, so Google is playing catch-up in this regard.
Google gave publishers advanced warning , and so long as they do not feature offending ads, they will be in the clear.
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