Google Chrome Version 103 comes in stable release this Tuesday (21) with some new features including pre-rendering mechanism for pages, access to native fonts (feature announced in v102 only), and release of file format AVIF image file. For sharing in the Web Share API.
main change – return of page preprocessing mechanism – Replaced by No State Prefetch, it ensures that the page loading experience is always instantaneous, although the feature is limited to Android. Preprocessing loads the page before it’s needed, so the process is speeded up when the actual navigation happens.
In this sense, Chrome now supports response code Early Tips for HTTP 103 Crawl (Just a coincidence with the new version number of 103). Defined as “a way to optimize key vital elements of the web”, client-side web interaction pre-loading code is described by Google as the code preferred by developers.
Other Chrome 103 Features
Considering it is much more efficient than JPEG, AVIF image file format Introduced “to spread its use” in Chrome. Thanks to compatibility, it will be possible to share files formatted in the extension with other sites via social media, emails, chats and others.
The new application programming interface (API) released in the current version of Chrome will allow web applications to access tabular data stored in local resources. this allows these fonts to be rendered in your applications to display content without having to upload font files to the server.
Chrome 103 is expected to launch in the last few hours of today, but if the update doesn’t happen automatically, it’s possible that it will trigger as soon as it’s available. To do this, go to the “Three Dots” menu in the upper right corner of the browser and access the options. Help > About Google Chrome.
Source: Tec Mundo
