Google Chrome 67 Released for Windows, Mac, and Linux

Google released earlier today Chrome 67, the latest stable release of its web browser. According to changelogs released with Chrome 67, this version adds support for a Generic Sensors API, improves AR and VR experiences, and deprecates the HTTP-Based Public Key Pinning (HPKP) security feature.

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Google Chrome 67 Released for Windows, Mac, and Linux