Google launched its new version 13 of its browser chrome which is beta version
so how to get / update google chrome ?
Updating Google Chrome to version 13
1.Just open google chrome in the right hand corner you will see this icon
Click on it
2. you will get this then click on About Google Chrome then google chrome will start updating
5. Google chrome is updated to the latest version of it .
Features Of Google Chrome 13.0.782.24 beta-m
1.Blocking HTTP auth for subresource loads
Authoriziation is being re-worked for sub-resources. Images or other content on a domain that require authorization but originate from a domain other than the URL the user is currently visiting will no longer be able to get authorization; the HTTP basic auth for the subresource is simply blocked.
2.Content-Security-Policy support
This feature was firstly intoduced in Mozilla Firefox 4 now this feature is now on your best browser Google chrome.
You can use the X-WebKit-CSP header to experiment with our implementation. We’re working with Mozilla and others through the W3C to finish the standard. Once that’s done, we’ll remove support for the X-WebKit-CSP header and add support for the final header name. Please feel encouraged to kick the tires and let us know how we can improve this feature!
Updating Google Chrome to version 13
1.Just open google chrome in the right hand corner you will see this icon
Click on it
2. you will get this then click on About Google Chrome then google chrome will start updating
3.
4.after that just restart google chrome and again check the version of it in the about google chrome page you will get this
Features Of Google Chrome 13.0.782.24 beta-m
1.Blocking HTTP auth for subresource loads
Authoriziation is being re-worked for sub-resources. Images or other content on a domain that require authorization but originate from a domain other than the URL the user is currently visiting will no longer be able to get authorization; the HTTP basic auth for the subresource is simply blocked.
2.Content-Security-Policy support
This feature was firstly intoduced in Mozilla Firefox 4 now this feature is now on your best browser Google chrome.
You can use the X-WebKit-CSP header to experiment with our implementation. We’re working with Mozilla and others through the W3C to finish the standard. Once that’s done, we’ll remove support for the X-WebKit-CSP header and add support for the final header name. Please feel encouraged to kick the tires and let us know how we can improve this feature!
3. built-in certificate pinning and HSTS/HTTPS
Extra HTTPS security is being added. Certain sites that have an HTTPS and HTTP version available will automatically be accessed via HTTPS to avoid SSLStrip attacks. One site included in this effort is Gmail.
4.Javascript Security
4.Javascript Security
Javascript URL defenses are being implemented. In cases where the user is tricked into clicking on or pasting a javascript URL into the omnibar of Chrome, a self-XSS defense module will be deployed to counter the attack.
