Google Chrome 83, tab groups and more security

Today for all of us surfing the internet is as normal as drinking water or breathing. It's probably what many do as soon as they wake up in the morning. In turn, there are billions of users who do it with the most popular platform on the market. Google's browser program, Google Chrome.
The information that we provide as users in every second that we spend on websites is more important than many believe. This is why it is necessary to know even a little how to control the security of our browser. A good number of people do not stop to wonder why they see certain advertisements or receive so many emails in their email boxes. In addition, internet security is concerned not only with protecting people's data from notices and advertisements, but also with more serious risks such as password theft or the leaking of sensitive information.
The latest news on Google Chrome brings relevant information on the subject of security in the world's most famous search engine browser and a new function to group tabs from the new version of the platform.

Simpler security

Achieving safe browsing is a fact that many users seek and sometimes it is not so easy. Until today settings to protect passwords or choose whether sites save browsing data (known as cookies) or not, could be difficult to find in settings panels. To improve this, the new version of Google Chrome (which bears the number 83) presents simpler and more intuitive privacy and security alternatives.
The news about security in Google Chrome 83 is basically a simplification in the possibility of protecting our navigation. The first thing to mention is that in the Configuration menu accessed by clicking on the three dots at the top right of the browser screen, a new option was introduced. The section is the first that we see above everything in the left panel with the name of You and Google. From here it is already possible to configure alternatives related to security.
One of the most important options is quick access to the configuration of which sites use or not use our cookies, the possibility of blocking third-party cookies and being able to prevent browsing data from being recorded in Incognito mode. In addition, from this panel the option was moved to delete the navigation data upwards to make it faster and more accessible to clean the information that we have used during our experience in Google Chrome.

Password protection

The number of users and passwords in different applications and social networks is sometimes a problem. Many times we make the mistake of repeating passwords on different sites which can be very dangerous. The browser already has tools to collaborate with us (and our memory) to make access easier, but sometimes this can fail. One of the latest news about the new version of Google Chrome comes to collaborate with the security of our passwords.
The new version of the company's navigation platform created by Sergei Brin and Larry Page in 1998 offers an option to allow Google Chrome to assess whether our passwords were violated and appear in the lists of security sites related to computer attacks.

Someone order those tabs please!

We could say that the way we order our tabs when browsing speaks of us as people. Some open compulsively and don't organize what they see, while others apply methodical control to each tab they open. Version 83 of the Google navigation system for computers and mobile devices brings the possibility of grouping tabs in Google Chrome and comes to collaborate with the organization (or not) of this important element when it comes to being on the internet.
The option that will bring the new version of Google Chrome will be to group and label with name or color the tabs once they are open. To do it you just have to right-click and press what type of identification we want to add.

The latest news about Google Chrome and its new version bring an important help in terms of security for users by simplifying the privacy settings. In addition, the possibility of grouping tabs is a function that will help improve the navigation (and obsession) of many people.