Emojis are one of the best and easiest ways to express our feelings and moods while we chat with our friends in messaging apps and other social networks. Some users only use emoji to communicate with each other. Well, Google will soon improve this experience in Chrome 98.
According to a new report from Android Police, Google Chrome 98 will add a new font format. This new font format is called COLRv1 and it will greatly improve the sharpness of the emoji by allowing 2D glyph definitions.
Another advantage of using this new format COLRv1 es that will reduce the size of the emoji. The usage rate of social media apps has increased significantly and a reduction in the size of the emoji will also help decrease the load on the servers.
In addition, COLRv1 will allow for smaller file sizes while improving quality, making especially large emoji look much better compared to commonly used bitmap fonts.
However, it is not the only novelty that we find in the Chrome 98 Beta that is now available for download. Next, we detail the other news of the browser:
Installed web apps will feel even more native on the desktop
The Web applications Progressives, which you install on your computer, can now display content within the top application bar, allowing them to display items such as search bars, titles, or navigation buttons at the top.
HDR enhancements for CSS
What started as an experiment in Chrome 94 will be implemented in Chrome 98. Web developers can now use CSS to poll if the screen their website is displayed on supports HDR content.
Privacy guide
Google is preparing a new Privacy guide , included in Chrome’s privacy settings. You will do this through a series of settings that you can change to protect your privacy, and Google It will detail exactly what each change will bring you.
Built-in screen capture tool for desktop
Chrome 98 lays the groundwork for a built-in screen capture and editing tool for the desktop version of the browser, hidden in the share button to the right of the address bar.
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