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Google Chrome for iOS Update: New Printing Features, Fullscreen Browsing

April 9, 2013 by Ian Kersey - Leave a Comment

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Google’s Chrome for iOS has received an update today, bringing with it fullscreen browsing capabilities and printing options. The update allows users to scroll the toolbar off of the screen, placing the page in fullscreen view, and brings up the omnibox access when scrolling down.

As for the printing features, Chrome for iOS now allows users to print web pages using Google Cloud Print and AirPrint, as well as the ability to save any page in .pdf form directly to Google Drive. Also included in the update are various bugfixes and security improvements. These features make a nice addition to Google’s already super useful Chrome browser, and with Google rolling out updates for Chrome at a rapid pace, we can surely expect to see more features in the future.

If you already have Chrome for iOS, expect the update to hit your device soon. If not, head here to download the newest version of Chrome for iOS.

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