Preloading better managed resources and notifications are on the menu of the latest beta version of Chrome web browser.
The web browser Google Chrome 50 is available in beta for Windows, OS X, Linux and Android. First Advanced size, support of preloading functions of resources.
When the code of a web page loads, the browser does not always know what resources will be downloaded to display it. Some are indeed defined in style sheets or JavaScript code. The directive <link rel = “preload”> adjusts this concern by manually specifying what resources should be loaded: scripts, styles, images, media or documentation. It is the support of the Directive 50 that Chrome offers, with the key to a reduction (possible) display time web pages.
More direct notifications
Another new feature on the front of the notifications . Notifications from a server can now understand the message. Previously, the server sending a signal indicating that a notification was pending. JavaScript code in the web page would then make a motion to request the content.
Today, all this is done in one go, which should improve the reliability of notifications on degraded connections. Note that messages are encrypted . The sites will also know when a notification is closed by the user, in the final analysis.
