Google has confirmed multiple new security vulnerabilities in the Chrome web browser; users are advised to force an update now.

Google is testing a new API that uses machine learning models to offer real-time language translation for inputted text and to make it easier to translate web pages.

Google released a security patch that fixed 37 vulnerabilities, with fixes for two high-severity exploits that allow threat actors to remotely execute code. The US CISA has mandated all federal employees to update to the latest version of Chrome by September 18 to address the vulnerabilities.

Google has been rolling out features, updates, and enhancements to maximize easier accessibility, tab management, and productivity for Workspace users during the past few months. Chrome is even experimenting with suggesting pages users can revisit based on the tabs they've opened on other devices.

Google has announced a suite of new updates aimed at improving Google Chrome for both everyday users and businesses.

Google is preparing even more updates to Chrome on iOS, all designed to help users manage their tabs while browsing on an iPhone.

Google is adding a new daily calendar overview in newly opened Chrome tabs for Workspace users with easy access to schedules and video calls. That way, when you’re signed in with your organization’s account, the first thing you’ll see is your appointments and meetings, in addition to files stored in Google Drive.

Next up is the ability to sync your tab groups across multiple devices. Rolling out slowly for Chrome on mobile devices and computers, this feature will let you start a tab group on one device and then pick it up on a different one. Your "tab groups" are then automatically synced in Chrome across the board.

Google has confirmed that significant security changes are coming to the Chrome 131 web browser, and site admins only have until Nov. 12 to prepare.