Google announced that, Google Chrome has come out of beta versions for Mac and Linux to pass between the programs included in Google stable, which was already Chrome for Windows. Soon the system will notify you of the update, but if we try we can expect from the download link . What’s more, with this
In the latest chrome update beta release, Google added HTML5, Geolocation API support. Currently, Chrome dev 5.0.342.1 has been released for Windows, Mac and Linux.. However, Chrome’s geographical feature is turned off by default. Users need to add the Chrome shortcut icon “- enable-geolocation” command to activate the feature. If you want to test Chrome
Google has announced on its chrome developer blog, that it would be paying developers to report bugs in google chrome and firefox. This is a new way of fixing and rewarding authors\developers at the same time. Any bug filed through the Chromium bug tracker (under the template “Security Bug”) will qualify for consideration. As this
Google announced today the launch of the beta portal for Google Chrome extensions. Developers have already submitted some addons in recent weeks. The first extensions are only available for Windows and Linux, but Mac is coming soon. The gallery is currently taking over 300 extensions, some of Google itself, What Google forgot to mention in
The real screenshots of Google chrome OS has finally arrived and we got some exclusively for our iGW readers . There were rumors’ about Google Chrome OS releasing in a week BUT unfortunately nothing yet. We finally got our hands on the new Google Chrome OS and took some screenshots! Here is the official screenshots
With the release of Google Chrome 4.0.237.0 it includes support for scripts using Greasemonkey and it has been firmly integrated into the browser. Now to install scripts you don’t need a command line in Chrome. The User.js files automatically can be added as an extension. For example: If you call one of the userscripts from
The Chrome Dev Channel has been updated with a crash and calendar fix for the Mac, Windows and Linux versions of the web browser. Available immediately, Google Chrome version 4.0.223.11 for Mac OS X can be obtained from softpedia. Here is the link http://mac.softpedia.com/get/Internet-Utilities/Google-Chrome.shtml Google’s says: “This release fixes a crash when running extensions like
Google’s Chrome exited beta last December, well ahead of when you might normally expect a Google product to do so. It wasn’t, however, because the browser was necessarily ready for prime time; it was because OEMs would not pre-install a beta product on their computers, and Google longed for those deals. It’s finally managed to
Google’s pet project, Google chrome turns 1 year old. We would like to wish the chrome team congrats and chrome a very happy birthday! Here are some of the achievements & useful info, till date: – 51 developer releases, 21 beta releases or updates, and 15 stable releases or updates – Over 20,600 bugs filed
Google has been working for several weeks on a 64-bit version of Google Chrome and Chromium. The Chrome Manager Dean McNamee writes dev in the “Chromium” Google Group that the V8 team have done a good job in the quarter and a 64-bit version has been developed, he also says that V8 is the JavaScript