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TigerLogic Corporation today announced the release of yolink 1.0 developer beta, a unique research tool for the Google Chrome browser. Yolink allows consumers to interact with 'digital search' on a whole new level of depth, accuracy, and immediacy.
What's Your Reaction? Google Chrome may be the best browser on the market. It's faster and more stable than Firefox and today began opening up to user modification with the availability of more than 300 browser extensions. Official Mac and Linux versions were just made available today as well.
Google Chrome may be the best browser on the market. It's faster and more stable than Firefox and today began opening up to user modification with the availability of more than 300 browser extensions . Official Mac and Linux versions were just made available today as well. tweetmeme_url = 'http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/google_chrome_extensions_mac.php ...
Developers open addon gallery Google put an extensions system for its Chrome browser into a beta channel and opened up a gallery featuring more than 300 extensions.
Users can now download the public beta of Google Chrome for Mac, as the Web browser software was finally made available Tuesday.Google co-founder Sergey Brin admitted this year that Chrome's absence on the Mac platform was an embarrassment for his company.
Google on Tuesday released a version of its Chrome Web browser for Macintosh computers in a challenge to Safari software Apple offers users of its machines.
Google has launched a version of its Google Chrome internet browser that is compatible with the Apple Mac OS X. Google Chrome for Mac is still in beta, and lacks some of of the features available in Google Chrome for Windows.
Google Chrome has been gracing the screens of PCs for quite a while, but until today wasn’t available on other machines. Google has announced that the Chrome browser is now available in beta for Macs and Linux. Google also launched 300 beta extensions for Windows and Linux systems. Mac users will enjoy a “clean, simple design [...]
Google on Tuesday released beta versions of its Chrome browser for Mac and Linux, plus some extensions.
It's been a long time coming, but Google Chrome is now available for the Mac and Linux platforms, but the browser's support for extensions may have a larger impact. by Larry Dignan
After a long wait, Google has finally released the first official beta release of Google Chrome for Mac. This being a beta release, it is not yet entirely on par feature-wise with the Windows version, but in return Mac users get a browser that is very well integrated with Mac OS X. Update The Linux beta is out too! More here.
