Google Chrome 73, scheduled for release next month, will be the first version of Chrome that will officially support the multimedia keys that some users have on their desk and laptop keyboards, ZDNet reports. From the report: Support for multimedia keys will initially be available for Chrome on Chrome OS, macOS, and Windows, while support for Linux will come later (unspecified date).
Users will be able to control both audio and video content played in Chrome, including skipping through playlists. Initial support is planned for multimedia keys such as “play,” “pause,” “previous track,” “next track,” “seek backward,” and “seek forward.” Key presses will be supported at the Chrome level, not the tab level, meaning that multimedia buttons will work regardless if the Chrome browser is in the operating system’s foreground or background (minimized).
Read more of this story at Slashdot
Discover more from TheLatestTechNews
Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.
