Official version of "Google Chrome 96" ~ Simulation function of automatic dark theme in development tools

25 bug fixes

　On November 15th (local time), Google released the latest stable (Stable) version of Google Chrome for the desktop v96.0.4664.45. Extended stable Edition (Extended Stable) for the enterprise will also be upgraded to "Chrome96".

　Although it is the "Chrome96" of the mainstream version upgrade, it hasn't changed much at first glance. It seems that the features tested in the beta version have been promoted to the official version.

An error occurs when the version of "Chrome" reaches three digits? The test function flag is installed on the "Chrome96" beta version

　On the other hand, some interesting changes have been introduced into the development tools.

　For example, if you use the CSS Overview panel added as a preview, you can investigate and list the colors used on the page (including text and background). After you select the color listed, you can highlight where the color is used. You can check for accessibility issues or unused useless claims.

　In addition, the simulation function of automatic dark theme (Auto Dark Theme) is introduced. This function is tested by the Android version of "Chrome96" for Origin Trial. When the operating system is a dark theme, it automatically generates a dark theme for browsing pages and forces it to be applied. If you use the emulator, you can also view the mobile site after applying the auto-dark theme on the desktop, and if there is a failure, you can modify it.

　In addition, there are a total of 25 bug fixes in this release. Among them, 18 CVE numbers were published, with a breakdown of "High" in 7 cases, "Medium" in 10 cases and "Low" in 1 case. In addition, the problems found in the internal audit and fine-tuning have also been corrected.

　The desktop-oriented "Google Chrome" supports Windows/Mac/Linux, which is now available for free download from the company's website. The Windows version supports Windows7/8/8.1/10, including the 64bit version. If it is installed, it will be updated automatically, but it can also be updated manually from the Settings screen (chrome://settings/help).