Google publishes Chrome 63 beta: supports dynamic module import

Google has recently released the beta version of Chrome 63 to the entire platform, and we can foresee what changes will be made to the official version next month. For developers, Chrome 63 brings many improvements, such as dynamic module import, new device memory API, improved permissions UI, and asynchronous generators and iterators. "the current import of the JavaScript module is completely static, and developers cannot import the module based on runtime conditions, such as whether the user is logged in," the announcement said.

­starting with Chrome 63, import (specifier)-import descriptor statements allow developers to dynamically load runtime code and scripts for modules.

­in addition, as part of the Chromium development project, Chrome 63 has also brought many improvements to the Blink web browser engine, designing CSS, bindings, DOM, networking, sensors, storage, JavaScript (JS), MediaStream, HTML, and fonts.

­these underlying changes are very important to improve the overall reliability of Chrome.

­in addition, Chrome 63 supports the display of minimum user interface (display: minimal-ui) functions, allowing developers to customize tabs for users. Interested netizens can download the corresponding beta versions for Chrome OS, Linux, Android, Mac and Windows from the official website.

­[compiled from: Soft Pedia, source: Chromium Blog]