Hmm… Google started rolling it out to Windows, Mac and Linux early last week. It is a staggered rollout so maybe hasn’t hit your devices yet but it should be there soon.
Ah, that's the issue. These changes are specifically for the Chrome browser on Windows, Mac and Linux for now. It's always been the case the Chrome browser updates are pushed to non-ChromeOS devices first and then appear a week or two later in ChromeOS.
It actually does make sense because Chrome browser changes are just that: Changes to the browser. ChromeOS changes are for both the browser *and* underlying ChromeOS functions, so they're larger updates with more changes that require more testing time and integration.
Hmm... I'm still on version 109 in the Chrome browser. When I checked for updates it says I'm up to date. 😕
Hmm… Google started rolling it out to Windows, Mac and Linux early last week. It is a staggered rollout so maybe hasn’t hit your devices yet but it should be there soon.
I have a Chromebook so maybe Chrome OS gets it last, which seems really strange.
Ah, that's the issue. These changes are specifically for the Chrome browser on Windows, Mac and Linux for now. It's always been the case the Chrome browser updates are pushed to non-ChromeOS devices first and then appear a week or two later in ChromeOS.
It actually does make sense because Chrome browser changes are just that: Changes to the browser. ChromeOS changes are for both the browser *and* underlying ChromeOS functions, so they're larger updates with more changes that require more testing time and integration.
Okay--thanks for the info.