And apparently, the media picker for Chrome 107 on Android has been updated. Android Police (opens in new tab) states Chrome now has the ability to import passwords from an external password manager or other browsers. Other reports claim additional features are present in the update, but we couldn’t find them. Doing so causes a “hall of mirrors” effect, according to the patch notes. Chrome 107 will also alert you if you share the same tab that you’re video conferencing from. It’s essentially a type of hotkey to save you from having to dig through a mass of tabs. Developers of these tools can now include a button allowing people to switch between tabs whenever they’re screen sharing. Video conferencing tools are also seeing a few changes to make them more user-friendly. With this update, Chrome joins Safari and Microsoft Edge as the only major web browsers with HEVC support. It's more commonly seen on electronic devices. Also known as H.265, HEVC is a codec that more efficiently compresses files to speed up download times. HEVC (High Efficient Video Coding) is now partially supported on the browser. The remainder of the update (opens in new tab) is more focused on future-proofing Chrome.

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