The world’s most widely utilized internet browser just got a whole lot better! Enter Google Chrome’s 25th iteration – released in a beta version – with a faster interface, enhanced architecture, and a wealth of additional facets.

Read further to learn all about Chrome 25’s new features:
1. ARM Support
First up, development tools get a fresh lease of life with Chrome 25 Beta encompassing ARM support. This has been achieved through an overhaul of Google’s Native Client sandboxing knowhow that facilitates ARM coding via advanced fault separation. This connotes that developers will now be able to upgrade their apps through a simple software tweak and a slight alteration in the native client framework – resulting in overall user satisfaction.
Going forward, ARM support will lead to more resilient applications together with heightened browser integration and more robust plugin functionalities. Google avers that, eventually, this native client knowhow will be configured to operate on all architectures and even on multiple devices.