Links clicked in the browser are always opened in the browser, unless the Open supported links setting is enabled from the Settings app.” “Newly installed apps no longer handle links clicked in the browser by default. However, I do see one item in the Chrome Enterprise Release Notes that relates specifically to ChromeOS:

And Google hasn’t published an official blog post related to ChromeOS 106. Or at least I haven’t found all that much to see just yet.

I was able to update another Chromebook to ChromeOS 106 successfully, however, there’s not much to see. If your Chromebooks is still showing ChromeOS 105, check the Chromium Dash page to see the update status for your particular device. I see the same for some other devices too. Right off the bat, my Acer Chromebook Spin 714 hasn’t received the update yet. And some experimental features that were previously available only in the Beta and Dev Channels have moved up to the Stable Channel. Many changes are related to security updates but there are a few new or tweaked functions. Chromebooks get ChromeOS 106 this week as Google has started pushing the Stable Channel update to many devices.

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