It was was previously only available on Windows, macOS, Android, and ChromeOS versions. The Linux version of the browser now comes with the built-in DNS client by default. Like the password page itself, the note can be only viewed after extra authentication in the OS. The password manager now provides the ability to compose a note to a saved password. The modes are currently only available on ChromeOS, Windows, and macOS. The options are available in the performance settings (Settings > Performance). You will also find two new optimization modes, Memory Saver and Energy Saver. The dialog has been simplified to now display information arranged by sites. To open it, click the link Cookies after clicking on the padlock in the address bar.
The browser now comes with a new design of the dialog for Cookies and site data. For users who find this frequency of updates too fast, Google maintains a special extended stable channel that receives updates once every 8 weeks. So the next version will be released on January 10th. Google releases a new version of the browser every 4 weeks.
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