#Copyless chrome android
This is similar to what we have seen with iOS and some Android UI layers. It's been further mentioned that the app icon badges will appear for every notification. The specifics are still unknown, but it's rumoured that the new style of notifications will be linked with the user's Google account. READ ALSO: Google set to deploy next-gen machine learning for Indian languages Previous reports have mentioned that Android O could come with refreshed notifications. Google could announce the feature at its I/O developer conference, scheduled for May 17-19 this year.
It's being assumed that since the functionality is in testing stage, it may be officially included in Chrome's version 60. VentureBeat website says that Google has been working on 'Copyless Paste' since February this year. It has been mentioned that the feature is not fully functional right now. "If you looked at a restaurant website and switched to the Maps app, the keyboard would offer the name of that restaurant as a suggestion to enter into the search bar," reads the description of the feature. As its name suggests, 'Copyless Paste' automatically copies useful information (for instance, the address if a restaurant) and suggests it for pasting in apps where that information might be relevant. Dubbed 'Copyless Paste', the feature is accessible under Chrome's flags subsection (chrome://flags) and is available in the browser's version 59 and later, as reported by XDA Developers website. NEW DELHI: Google is testing a new feature for the Android version of its Chrome web browser.
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