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Google plans to ship a public version of Chrome on Android with support for WebVR 1.1The company plans to launch a beta in December with a stable release planned for January. WebVR in the “stable” release means that it’ll make its way into the same Chrome browser app that everyone on Android sees in the Google Play store. What this means is that the browser will allow users to pop their phone into a Cardboard or Daydream headset to experience VR web content straight through Chrome, without the need to download individual apps.Megan Lindsay, WebVR Product Manager at Google, noted that the company is continuing work on the Chrome ‘VR Shell’ that will allow 2D websites not built for WebVR to be browsed in VR. That’s planned for the first half of 2017 on Chrome for Android, and later in 2017 for the desktop browser. Microsoft has also announced that they are bringing WebVR to Microsoft Edge.

Google Chrome team has recently released a new update for Chrome Beta on Android. This new build 41.0.2772 is a minor update, but it does include a new feature. The Chrome Beta now allows users to easily refresh the content of the page without the need of “refresh” button. So, now users can easily pull the page down to refresh it. There is nothing new here. It works similar to other app. Just pull and the page will automatically load updated contents. While we don’t know when Google team is planning to bring it to the stable version of the app. But if you are interesting in giving it a try, then you can download the Beta update from the Google Play Store or you can even download apk using the below link. Download Link