Unfortunately, Google hasn’t defined how long “a while” is.
This happens when you haven’t used a website for a while. With Google Chrome 112, the browser will being automatically revoking website permissions. I get that and yet, I don’t mind this new feature. Some may complain about this one because they want total control over their browser. I won’t be impacted but I’m curious if any of you will. These days, I don’t use an of the old Chrome Apps but rather, PWAs. Functionality breakage is possible though. At least not to continue the life cycle of that app for folks who want a dedicated window for it. To be honest, it’s not difficult for a developer to turn a Chrome App into a Progressive Web App. Why the deprecation of Chrome Apps? It’s in “in favor of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) and web-standard technologies,” according to Google. Chromebook users get a pass as Google extended the date to January 2025 for Chrome App support. If you use(d) Chrome Apps on a traditional desktop computer, you can’t after the Google Chrome 112 release. This isn’t news, because it was previously announced but it does have an impact. Chrome Apps are gone from Mac, Linux and Windows The company shelled out at least $26,500 to folks who found the security issues and shared information in Google’s bug bounty program. In any case, you can see a high level explanation of all 16 right here. Offering the details too soon could give information on exploits that are waiting to be patched with the upgrade. That’s because it wants time for the patches to roll out widely. Google doesn’t share the mitigation details of these immediately following a browser update. While there aren’t a ton of new front-facing functions in this version Google Chrome, there are 16 security patches. Here’s what’s in the now available Chrome 112 release, currently rolling out, just shy of a month after Chrome 111. The Google Chrome 112 release includes 16 security fixes and several new features. The latest iteration of Google’s Chrome browser is now generally available, bringing a number of fixes and features to macOS, Linux, and Windows.
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