Speaking with ZDNet earlier this month, Microsoft states C and C++ have "reached a wall [and] We can't really do much more than we already have. In a new blog post, Google revealed that Chrome 84 will now control abusive permission requests and notifications from websites. These are important changes and Chrome users should update to Chrome 84 as soon as they are prompted. Now Google states it is looking at Rust, along with Swift, JavaScript, Kotlin and Java as programming languages to replace the C and C++ code in Chrome. ___Follow Gordon on FacebookMore On ForbesGoogle’s New Tab Groups Reinvigorate Chrome BrowserA New Windows 10 Update Just Compromised Google Chrome

Source: Forbes May 29, 2020 11:15 UTC