Chrome 36 was released yesterday for Windows, Mac and Linux. If you already use Chrome, the browser will automatically update to the new version. Among the biggest news are better stability in the event of a crash and better performance.
When an add-on causes problems that could lead to a crash, Chrome will now display a small text bubble prompting you to save what you’re doing.
Another news is that the incognito mode (private browsing) now has a new look with a clearer message explaining what it means to use that function.
Otherwise, according to Google, the new version contains a series of changes under the hood that improve both stability and performance. Google also took the opportunity to update Chrome for Android to version 36, which is now available for download from Google Play.