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	<p><strong>Overview of Chrome 125 Release</strong></p>

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		<p>Google has released <strong>Chrome 125</strong>, packed with updates focused on improving <strong>developer capabilities</strong>, <strong>web performance</strong>, and <strong>cross-platform consistency</strong>.</p>
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	<p><strong>WebAssembly Garbage Collection (WasmGC)</strong></p>

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		<p>Chrome 125 supports <strong>WebAssembly GC</strong>, enabling better performance and memory handling.</p>
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		<p>Allows high-level languages like Kotlin or Dart to run more efficiently in the browser.</p>
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	<p><strong>Expanded View Transitions API</strong></p>

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		<p>The <strong>View Transitions API</strong> now works across iframes and with DOM updates.</p>
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		<p>Enables smoother page transitions without full page reloads, benefiting SPA frameworks.</p>
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	<p><strong>New CSS Capabilities</strong></p>

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		<p>Chrome 125 adds support for text-wrap: balance, improving readability for multi-line headlines.</p>
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		<p>@scope now lets developers isolate CSS rules to specific components or regions.</p>
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	<p><strong>JavaScript Updates</strong></p>

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		<p>New array methods like Array.prototype.toSorted() and toReversed() offer more immutable data handling.</p>
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		<p>Improvements to Web Workers and async stack traces for better debugging.</p>
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	<p><strong>Improved PWAs (Progressive Web Apps)</strong></p>

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		<p>Chrome 125 allows PWAs to use additional capabilities like <strong>tabbed interfaces</strong>.</p>
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		<p>Enhances user experience for app-like functionality in the browser.</p>
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	<p><strong>Security Improvements</strong></p>

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		<p>Strengthened sandboxing and origin policies for iframe-based applications.</p>
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		<p>Fixes several zero-day vulnerabilities reported via Google&#39;s bug bounty program.</p>
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	<p><strong>Developer Tools Enhancements</strong></p>

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		<p>New performance panel features help measure layout shift and script load timing.</p>
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		<p>Better support for debugging WebAssembly and understanding frame lifecycles.</p>
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	<p><strong>Accessibility Additions</strong></p>

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		<p>New APIs help detect reduced motion preferences and contrast requirements.</p>
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		<p>Easier to develop web apps that respect user accessibility settings.</p>
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	<p><strong>Rollout and Availability</strong></p>
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	<p>Chrome 125 is rolling out to Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, and iOS.</p>
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	<p>Developers can test upcoming features via chrome://flags.</p>
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