Available for Windows, Mac, and Linux, Google Chrome is the most widely used desktop browser in the world. Since its launch in 2008, Chrome has expanded to Android, iOS, and is the. Bill Roberson/Digital Trends An upcoming browser update, Chrome 58, looks likely to include support for the MacBook Pro Touch Bar, as a recent Canary release has that functionality included. Google Chrome has been updated to take advantage of the Touch Bar on newer MacBook Pro models. It provides handy navigation shortcuts, fast access to your favorites, as well as a hybrid search.

• Google Chrome Update For Macbook Pro
• Google Chrome For Macbook Pro

Google Chrome Update For Macbook Pro

Google has updated its Chrome browser to version 60 with support for Apple’s MacBook Pro Touch Bar (via 9to5Mac). With the update, you can visit View > Customize Touch Bar to add shortcuts to commands within Chrome to the Touch Bar like a search bar, the bookmark button, back/forward controls, and a home key. Whether they actually come in handy will depend on how often you actually use the Touch Bar, but I can imagine this update being pretty convenient for a number of users.

This update also brings new APIs for Payment Request and Credential Management so developers can begin working on new apps that incorporate the technology. Chrome 60 is currently rolling out to Mac, Windows, and Linux users.

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Google Chrome For Macbook Pro

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