The change will add some improved safety and performance features to the browser
Google’s Safety Check for Chrome will now run on its own automatically in the background while you’re using the browser, adding several safety and performance features to the browser in the process.
If Chrome detects any issues, you’ll receive an alert via the three-dot menu at the top-right side of the browser where you can take action.
Some things you might get notified of are “if passwords saved in Chrome have been compromised, any of your extensions are potentially harmful, you’re not using the latest version of Chrome, or site permissions need your attention.
