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The wait is over. Google Chrome for Mac is now available in beta. It's still missing a few features that are in the Windows version (like support for extensions), but the browser is lickety-split and more-or-less stable. I've been holding off really using Chrome until now. But I'm ready for something faster and less crashy than Firefox. (Crosses fingers).
In response to complaints from browser makers, Microsoft has revised its antitrust-settlement with European Union regulators so that Windows users will see a browser ballot screen that randomly lists the icons of the top five browsers upon every launch. The previous method had them listed in alphabetical order, putting Apple's Safari first. Complaints from Opera, Google, and Mozilla resulted in ...
Google put an extensions system for its Chrome browser into a beta channel on Tuesday and opened up a gallery featuring more than 300 extensions. An extension system has been one of the most requested features for Chrome, said Google Chrome Software Engineers Erik Kay and Aaron Boodman in the Google Chromium blog .
At long last, Google Chrome for Mac is finally in an official, publicly accessible beta . All we can say is, “It’s about time!” There’s just something extremely ironic about a Web browser based on WebKit (a layout engine that Apple created for its Safari browser in 2002 that didn’t even appear on Windows until 2007) taking 15 months to actually come to the Mac. Ignoring the fact that Chrome ...
Everybody pisses on Internet Explorer, and nowhere more so than in Europe, where antitrust issues have dogged Microsoft for years. Two years back, the European Commission forced the compan... Continue reading "Microsoft Trails Firefox in Critical Slovakian Browser Market!"
At long last Mac and Linux users don't have to feel like second class citizens in Chrome land : they've got official beta versions of Google's browser to call their own. Of course, people have been running the open source Chromium version on both sides of the fence for ages, but beta brings with it a new level of stability and officialness. Google is also finally launching extensions for Chrome ...
Google's extension gallery for its Chrome browser opened for business this morning. We've taken a look around the offerings—most of them, anyways—and pulled out a few picks that deserve a...
Extensions are coming to Google Chrome in the near future. The current developer build supports them, and there’s a lot to be excited about in the implementation — you don’t have to restart the browser to use an extension you’ve just installed like you do in Firefox, for example. On the other hand, the group of brave folks using the developer build don’t have nearly as many extensions to pick ...
Google Chrome has been available for Windows for over a year. Now the Web browser beta is available for Mac OS X and Linux as well.
Tech Source From Bohol: "Not long after Google Chrome was released, we've featured here a few sample extensions. Now that there are plenty of Google Chrome extensions available, I would like to share to you some of those that I think adds important functionality to this fast and simple browser."
The day has finally come. As we were expecting , Google has just released Chrome for Mac , which can now be downloaded by Mac OS X 10.5 or later users. If you’re anything like us, you’ve been anxiously awaiting the chance to get your hands on the new browser since last year’s release of the Windows version. Of course, Google Chrome for Mac is just a beta release, and, as we’ve previously ...
