Users can activate site isolation on a global or per-site basis. However, be aware that enabling this feature can increase Chrome's memory footprint by about 10-20 percent. Details about how site isolation works can be found at Chromium.
[Site isolation is an effort] to improve Chrome to use sandboxed renderer processes as a security boundary between web sites, even in the presence of Blink vulnerabilities. Our goal is to ensure certain renderer processes contain pages from at most one web site. The browser process can then restrict renderer processes access to cookies and other resources, based on which web sites require dedicated processes.Besides several security fixes and some other new security related features, Chrome 63 also adds support for the TLS 1.3 and NTLMv2 security protocols. At the moment, TLS 1.3 is only activated for Gmail, more widespread support will follow in 2018.