Chrome 67 Brings Support For PWAs, Passwordless Login

[Lucian Armasu]

Chrome 67 brings new security improvements and changes, as well as support for new APIs for sensors, virtual and augmented reality devices, and passwordless authentication.

Chrome 67 Brings Support For PWAs, Passwordless Login : Read more

 

[alextheblue]

I can't see the Chrome icon without thinking it's a weird new-generation Pokéball.

Anyway all the work on PWAs and WebAssembly are great. Google, MS, and Apple are all natively supporting PWAs too, which is kind of shocking. Especially Apple.

 

[derekullo]

I can't see the Chrome icon without thinking it's a weird new-generation Pokéball.

Anyway all the work on PWAs and WebAssembly are great. Google, MS, and Apple are all natively supporting PWAs too, which is kind of shocking. Especially Apple.

[strike]Don't be Evil[/strike]

Google Chrome, gotta spy on them all!!!
An advertising model so true
Our market value will pull us through
Click our links and we'll profit off you
Google Chrome ...

 

[alextheblue]

I can't see the Chrome icon without thinking it's a weird new-generation Pokéball.

Anyway all the work on PWAs and WebAssembly are great. Google, MS, and Apple are all natively supporting PWAs too, which is kind of shocking. Especially Apple.

[strike]Don't be Evil[/strike]

Google Chrome, gotta spy on them all!!!
An advertising model so true
Our market value will pull us through
Click our links and we'll profit off you
Google Chrome ...

Hah that does fit the song fairly well.

I don't use Google services when possible but I *am* glad all the big dogs are onboard PWAs/WebASM and deprecating a lot of the proprietary stuff. It will be good to have the same code run everywhere, as an open standard that could be implemented on any OS/browser. It won't completely replace the need for true native software, where max performance is needed... but it's good enough for the majority of software/apps.