Google begins rolling out Chrome 56 for Windows, Mac and Linux with the latest version coming packed with new security features and bug fixes including the first stable version of Chrome to be fully HTML5 enabled by default for all users. This means no security prone plugins. Chrome already blocks Flash content but now Chrome is fully HTML5 enabled. Read the full details here.
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