
Google is preparing a redesign for Chrome that is expected to be done sometime in 2023, inspired by the Material You design language that is already used on Android, ChromeOS, and some of Google’s web apps. There is some interesting work happening behind the scenes, though. For example, Chrome 112 introduces support for nesting CSS style rules inside other rules - that’s exciting for web developers, but not so much for everyone else. This release is the usual mix of security improvements, bug fixes, and new APIs for developers. You might not notice anything different, since Google usually rolls out new features on a different schedule unrelated to the version number.


Starting today, Chrome 112 will be available to everyone.Ĭhrome 112 is scheduled for a full rollout today, following a week-long test period with a small percentage of users. Google releases a new Chrome update once every four weeks, as of Chrome 94.
