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      UPDATE : Google ChromeOS 120 Debuts the User-Friendly ‘Bento Button’ | Details Inside

      Google ChromeOS 120 was recently release, bringing a fresh wave of updates and improvements to the ChromeOS experience. This version introduces new functionalities for virtual desk management and begins the phase-out of support for certain legacy media formats.

      The important features of ChromeOS 120 is the introduction of the ‘Bento Button’, a new shelf button design to streamline the management of virtual desks.

      This feature allows users to easily visualize, switch, create, and order virtual desks, enhancing multitasking efficiency for those who frequently use multiple virtual desks.

      Google ChromeOS 120 also marks the beginning of the end for support of the MPEG4 Part 2 video codec and AVI container.

      You still need these formats can temporarily re-enable support using this link, but this workaround will only be available until the release of ChromeOS 125.

      Features include in ChromeOS 120

      Mouse and Keyboard Customization

      You can now disable mouse scroll acceleration and adjust scroll speed.

      Keyboard settings have also enhance, allowing customization for actions like right-click, home, end, and page up.

      Resizable Picture-in-Picture (PiP)

      ChromeOS 120 introduces the ability to resize PiP windows using a pinch gesture, adding a layer of convenience to multitasking.

      Revamped Emoji Picker

      The emoji and GIF picker gets a dynamic color palette, making the selection process more engaging and visually appealing.

      XDR Authentication Events

      As part of Extended Detection and Response (XDR) on ChromeOS, authentication events like login, logout, lock, and unlock can now be enable, providing insights into device security posture.

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      App Management and Details

      You can now view details information about install apps, including storage usage, version number, and installation source.

      ChromeOS 120 brings new or updated policies in the Admin console for administrators, such as Power Management Idle Settings, Screen Lock Delays, Lid Close Action and many more.

      All these policies provide greater control over device management and security.

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