Google yesterday released a beta of Chrome 32 that includes an aggressive malware blocking filter it touted two weeks ago and a "noisy tabs" feature.The expanded malware blocking debuted in "Canary," the label for very-early versions of the browser, on Oct. 31. At the time, Google did not specify a timeline when the feature would reach Chrome's beta and stable build "channels," but it's rare that an addition or improvement moves from Canary to Chrome's beta within just a few weeks.The new anti-malware tool is more aggressive than earlier iterations. It's both more assertive in its alerts and it detects more malware forms, including threats that change browser settings behind users' backs. And unlike in the past, when Chrome users could bypass a malware alert and continue downloading the file, in Chrome 32 there is no easy way to sidestep the ban.Google's malware blocking is part of
