Site owners can use Google Search Console's Abusive Experiences Report to check if their site has been flagged as abusive. If a site disguises links as play buttons or close buttons that do something other than close an ad, its developers may need to update the pop-ups to ensure their content doesn't get blocked or mistakenly marked abusive. The biggest change is the stronger pop-up blocker, designed to prevent 'abusive experience' sites from hitting users with new windows and tabs. The updated browser will roll out to users in the coming days and weeks. Google has launched Chrome 64 for Windows, Mac, and Linux, the company announced Wednesday. One of the biggest updates is a stronger pop-up blocker to protect users from sites that have been deemed 'abusive experiences.'.The newest form of Google Chrome, Chrome 64, launched Wednesday and will roll out to users over the coming days.Building a slide deck, pitch, or presentation? Here are the big takeaways:
