Google has announced a new Safe Browsing update for its popular web browser, Chrome. With this update, the Safe Browsing system will no longer block or slow down the loading of certain pages. There have been numerous complaints about this system causing delays in loading website pages, so Google has decided to address this issue in order to provide users with a safer and faster internet experience.
Google Chrome is speeding up the Safe Browsing system!
Developed by Google engineers and called the Asyncronous Mechanism, this technology will allow the Chrome Safe Browsing system to perform security checks while the page is loading without consuming extra time. It has been announced that this new feature will be introduced with the Chrome 122 update, which will be released next week.
Previously, web pages couldn’t open until the Safe Browsing check was completed. Now, this check will be done much faster, allowing users to have a better Chrome experience without wasting their time. It’s said that artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms have played a role in this innovation. However, if Safe Browsing identifies a website as genuinely dangerous, it will intervene directly and provide instant notifications.
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