Google has advised its users to update the browser by reporting a bug in the Chrome browser. The company has asked users to update to version 99.0.4844.84 of Chrome.
Google has asked its Chrome users to update to version 99.0.4844.84 of Chrome for Windows, MacOS and Linux. Google has issued this advisory after finding a new bug in Chrome. The company said that people are being harmed by its use and Google has information about this.
Google said in a statement that if this bug is present in a third party library, we will also continue this restriction, but it has not yet been fixed.
How to update
This update is available for Chrome on Windows, Mac, and Linux at version 99.0.4844.84.
Users can update their browser by clicking on the three dot button present in the top right of Google Chrome, for this you have to go to Help>About Google Chrome.
Google Chrome said in a statement that we would also like to thank all the security researchers who have worked with us throughout this development cycle to prevent security bugs from reaching the stable channel.
Microsoft also issued notice
Meanwhile, Microsoft also issued a notice stating that it has fixed the issue present in version 99.0.1150.55 of its Edge browser.
In its first major security update for the new year, Google rolled out 37 fixes for Windows, Mac and Linux, one of which was critical.
Chrome enhances user privacy
Google said that in its latest Chrome browser, the company has given 22 types of security fixes, which work to increase the privacy of the user. Google recently updated the Chrome Stable channel for Windows, Mac and Linux to 96.0.4664.93, which is available to all users.
