A Google has released a new update from your browser Chrome, the 67 stable build number was released last Tuesday (29) for Windows, MacOS and Linux, promising to be updated later for Android e Chrome OS.
The browser features exciting new features, including the WebXR API, which developers can explore to deliver AR / VR experiences on any type of platform, a Google initiative to bring VR to the masses.
In addition to fixing bugs and optimizing its own performance, the newest version of the browser brings a number of new features, although some are hidden from the user's eyes. It will be possible, for example, to view 2-degree 3D / 360D content, such as videos, virtual cars, games, art and more.
Chrome 67 has gained support for the Web Authentication protocol, which enables online sites and services to use integrated physical devices or connected to the computer / mobile device (such as biometric readers or USB tokens) to authenticate the user without having to enter a password.
Another highlight in the 67 version of Chrome is the new Generic Sensor API, which allows websites to access the motion sensors (accelerometer, gyroscope, compass, etc.) of the devices.
