WORLDTECHMicrosoft fixes Windows Server feature before Chrome change takes effect
Microsoft has released a fix for Windows Server, according to a report by Neowin. The fix arrives as Google Chrome prepares to disable a technology that Remote Desktop Web Access depends on.
Chrome change hits a dependency
Google Chrome is about to switch off a technology on which Remote Desktop Web Access relies. The report presents this as the reason the Windows Server fix matters.
Fix lands in time
Microsoft's Windows Server fix is described as arriving just in time. The available facts do not describe what the fix changes or when exactly the Chrome change takes effect.
Background on the two companies
Microsoft is a software and software development company based in Redmond, founded in 1975, whose products and services include Microsoft Windows. Google is an Internet and software company based in Mountain View, founded in 1998.
Open questions
- Which technology in Google Chrome is being disabled, and when does that happen?
- What does the Microsoft fix change in Windows Server?