The classic break-reminder tool learns to nag you less during micro-breaks and gets a few long-overdue Windows manners.
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Your browser is open right now, so this is the update to take five minutes for: Chrome 155 is rolling out with a long list of memory-safety fixes.
*The lightweight Windows player grows more comfortable in the dark and a lot more capable with modern video.
*The open-source home theater PC suite sheds an old dependency and adds a fresh TV guide grabber.
*The free office suite starts over with a fresh start window, an AI add-on you choose to install and 33 security fixes.
*A maintenance release that quietly stops your address books from forgetting passwords and your Ctrl+Enter from sending everything twice.
Mozilla's browser finally learns a modern image format, gets pickier about pixels and quietly slams a lot of doors on attackers.
Your desktop skins are about to get a big upgrade, and this small maintenance release is the farewell for anyone still on 32-bit or older Windows.
*The modern Windows file manager bundles its own runtime, speeds up almost everything and mends a long list of Omnibar quirks.
The distraction-free Markdown editor gets handier in the sidebar and fixes some stubborn path and export quirks on Windows.