TLS1.0/1.1 website full block ~ "Google Chrome98" stable release

Lightweight color vector font "COLRv1" is supported. 27 bug fixes

　On February 1st (local time), Google launched the desktop-oriented "Google Chrome98" as a stable (Stable) version. The Windows version is v98.0.4758.80, 81max. 82, and v98.0.4758.80, v98.0.4758.80.

　In "Chrome 98", "COLRv1" color gradient vector fonts are supported as new font formats. It overcomes the disadvantage of "COLRv0", which only supports monochrome, gradient, transformation and various blending modes, and achieves rich performance while keeping the font size compact.

The "Noto" color font has been imported into "COLRv1" in the size of ~ "Chrome98" below 1amp 4.

　In addition, the UI changes prepared to abolish TLS1.0/TLS1.1 are in the final stage, and the full screen (internal) warning is deleted. Before "Chrome97", even if you visit the TLS1.0/1.1 website, only the full warning screen will be displayed. If the warning is lifted, you can visit the Web website, but in "Chrome98", there will be an error of "using unsupported protocols" and you cannot visit the Web website.

　In addition, please note that security issues have also been corrected in this version. A total of 27 fixes have been made to the vulnerability. Among them, 19 CVE numbers were published, with a breakdown of "High" in 8 cases, "Medium" in 10 cases and "Low" in 1 case. In addition, the problems found in the internal audit and fine-tuning have also been corrected.

　The desktop-oriented "Google Chrome" supports Windows/Mac/Linux, which is now available for free download from the company's website. The Windows version supports Windows7/8/8.1/10, including the 64bit version. If it is installed, it will be updated automatically, but it can also be updated manually from the Settings screen (chrome://settings/help).