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Chrome 21 launches – New Webcam API

Paul Anderson by Paul Anderson
August 1, 2012
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Google Chrome Dev 21 Available for DownloadGoogle declared the accessibility of Chrome 21 today, a new version of the increasingly-popular browser. It includes a number of advances and many notable new features, including suitable support for Apple’s retina display.

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Under the hood, Chrome 21 adds official support for the getUserMedia JavaScript API, a feature that allows for Web applications to access the user’s webcam and microphone. We first accounted on the getUserMedia API back in January when Google originally presented experimental support in the developer channel.

As well as the out-of-the-box support for getUserMedia, the new edition of Chrome also supplies support for retina displays and offers improved support for the gamepad input devices. Google first announced retina compatibility for developer channel builds in June shortly after Apple unveiled the retina-enabled Macbook Pro.

Chrome 21 is now available for download from Google’s website and is already being deployed as an update through the stable channel.

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