Chrome 120 Enterprise and Education Release Highlights

Default Search Engine Choice: Users may now see a prompt to select their default search engine, supporting compliance with digital market regulations.
Third-Party Cookie Deprecation: In preparation for removing third-party cookies, Chrome 120 disables these cookies for 1% of users. Enterprise admins can override this through policies.
Revamped Safety Check: A proactive safety check feature informs users about security issues, enhancing the safety overview.
Password Sharing: Chrome’s Password Manager now supports sharing passwords with Google Family Group members.
New Chrome Web Store UX: Redesigned with a modern interface and new categories, including AI-powered extensions.

Enhanced Alt + Click: Adds more control to right-click behavior and keyboard shortcuts, improving productivity.
Emoji Picker Update: Features a new color palette for emojis and GIFs, allowing more expression in messages.
Virtual Desk Button: The Bento button makes it easier to manage virtual desks, with quick access to desk switching and visualization.
Pinch-to-Resize PiP Windows: Picture-in-Picture windows can now be resized using pinch gestures.
Media Controls and Sync Options: ChromeOS now has more flexible media player and app sync options.

New Power Management Policies: Control screen dimming, lock delays, and actions on lid close for better power management.
Extension Install Type Blocklist: Admins can restrict installation types for certain extensions.
Legacy Technology Report: Provides insights on outdated tech used by websites, helping IT plan upgrades.

For more details, check the official release notes: Chrome Enterprise Release Notes.