Chrome for Android (Beta) Introduces Pull-to-Refresh for All Websites
Facebook, Twitter, and even 9GAG have accustomed us with pull-to-refresh functionality. Pull down and your Facebook news feed will be refreshed with the latest posts. Pull down and your Twitter timeline will be refreshed with the latest tweets. Pull down and 9GAG will present the latest posts.
You can enjoy pull-to-refresh functionality on any website, if you get the latest Chrome for Android Beta. The latest update brings this sort of functionality to all websites. No matter what website you visit on your Android device, you can pull down and Chrome will refresh it.
“The Chrome Team is unquestionably ecstatic to announce the release of Chrome 41 Beta for Android,” announced Jason Kersey on Wednesday, January 28. “Chrome 41.0.2272.34 will be available in Google Play over the next few hours. This release allows you to pull to reload at the top of most pages, along with a number of bug fixes and performance improvements,” he added.
You can get the latest Chrome for Android Beta from Google Play here.
You can install Chrome Beta alongside your current version of Chrome for Android.
In related news, you may want to know that there’s a new web browser out there: Vivaldi. Opera Software co-founder and former CEO, John von Tetzchner, rolled out a tech preview earlier this week. The overall aim is to design a browser that blends together rich functionality, fast browsing speeds, and flexibility.
Here’s what it says on Vivaldi.com: “What you get now is our first Technical preview. It is a build intended to show the direction of our product. It is not perfect, far from it. Some of the key features we integrate are yet to be implemented, optimization needs to be done. But we hope that you get a glimpse of our product and what you can expect from us.”
You can enjoy pull-to-refresh functionality on any website, if you get the latest Chrome for Android Beta. The latest update brings this sort of functionality to all websites. No matter what website you visit on your Android device, you can pull down and Chrome will refresh it.
“The Chrome Team is unquestionably ecstatic to announce the release of Chrome 41 Beta for Android,” announced Jason Kersey on Wednesday, January 28. “Chrome 41.0.2272.34 will be available in Google Play over the next few hours. This release allows you to pull to reload at the top of most pages, along with a number of bug fixes and performance improvements,” he added.
You can get the latest Chrome for Android Beta from Google Play here.
You can install Chrome Beta alongside your current version of Chrome for Android.
In related news, you may want to know that there’s a new web browser out there: Vivaldi. Opera Software co-founder and former CEO, John von Tetzchner, rolled out a tech preview earlier this week. The overall aim is to design a browser that blends together rich functionality, fast browsing speeds, and flexibility.
Here’s what it says on Vivaldi.com: “What you get now is our first Technical preview. It is a build intended to show the direction of our product. It is not perfect, far from it. Some of the key features we integrate are yet to be implemented, optimization needs to be done. But we hope that you get a glimpse of our product and what you can expect from us.”
