Chrome for Android gets new download feature, compression technology for videos
Those who already have Chrome beta installed on their Android devices will be able to experiment with the new features before Google makes them available to general public.
Even if your download connection suddenly drops while you're downloading a file, as soon as Chrome goes back online, the downloads that you've already started will be resumed automatically.
Chrome for Android users will also notice that there's a new home for all downloads, right inside the application. All content downloaded can be accessed offline from one place.
Another important improvement that will be added to Chrome for Android is the text and image compression technology that the browser includes for quite some time, which will now be applied to videos as well. The technology will allow users to save up to 67% of data when watching MP4 format videos via Chrome.
Also, the Data Saver feature will be enhanced as well, so when you're on a slow connection, the feature will optimize HTTP websites to their most important content. The optimized pages should save up to 90% of data, loading almost 2 time faster.
Last but not least, the developers will also add smart suggestions for Chrome users, which will allow them to discover the most relevant content for them.
As mentioned earlier, the new download feature is now available on Chrome Beta and will be included in the stable build next month.
source: Google
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