Chrome 124 is a web browser developed by Google Inc, available for download in full install version for Windows platforms from legacy sources. This version of Chrome was officially released on 2024-04-16 for public access and a brief summary of important updates and change log pertaining to this edition can be read below.

Google Chrome 124.0.6367.61 was built on Blink layout engine using Javascript V8 engine. Most of the other improvements in Chrome 124 are developer-focused or address security vulnerabilities, there are still few siginificant changes are worthy notable.  

• Easier Web App Installation: Chrome 124 streamlines creating windowed apps from websites. Now, you can do it directly from the Save and Share menu, eliminating the need for the cumbersome checkbox method.  It's important to note that this feature might require enabling flags for now, which are experimental settings. 
• New Keyboard Shortcut: Chrome 124 lays the groundwork for a new keyboard shortcut to exit fullscreen mode. While not yet active, it might allow users to simply hold down the Esc key in the future.
  
• Security Updates: As with all Chrome updates, version 124 prioritizes security by patching 23 vulnerabilities, including critical ones on Windows.

• Password Storage Change: Chrome 124 now stores passwords on Android devices using Google Play Services, similar to cloud-based password management. This should improve autofill functionality across different apps.  You might notice a slightly different interface for passwords, but overall it should function more smoothly.
  
• Security Updates: As with all Chrome updates, version 124 includes security patches to address vulnerabilities on Android..
  

• While Chrome 124 for Android has some user-facing changes like password storage, details on iOS specifics are scarce.