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A new update to Google Chrome is available for download, for testers running the browser on all supported platforms, namely Windows, Mac, and Linux. The Mountain View-based search giant released Chrome 4.0.249.0 at the start of this week, offered to early adopters through the company’s Dev channel. The latest d... |
17 November 2009
04:03 GMT |
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The latest update introduced to the Stable version of the Google browser is designed to resolve an issue in which Chrome does not start. On November 12, 2009, the Mountain View-based search giant started pushing Google Chrome 3.0.195.33 through the Stable channel. In addition to the startup problem, the latest update... |
13 November 2009
05:28 GMT |
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The Google Chrome Dev Channel has been updated to version 4.0.237.0 for all platforms, according to Anthony Laforge, Google Chrome program manager, who writes on the related blog. According to the post, this release is focused on feature polish, as well as on improvements to the stability of the browser and exte... |
9 November 2009
03:43 GMT |
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While heavyweight browser makers, such as Microsoft and Mozilla, are taking their time developing new releases, delivering new major versions years apart, Google is by no means pacing itself when it comes down to Chrome. In approximately a year since it introduced that Google Chrome project to the world, the Mountain... |
6 November 2009
02:53 GMT |
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The Chrome Dev Channel has been updated with a new version of Chrome for Mac OS X. Orit Mazor, Google Chrome technical program manager, reveals that version 4.0.229.1 is Mac OS X-only and includes a number of UI improvements. Although labeled as a Mac-specific release, the blog update does mention a couple of all-pl... |
5 November 2009
06:45 GMT |
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A new release of Google Chrome 4.0 is now available for download, full build string 4.0.223.16. Loyal to a Cloud-tailored mantra of simplicity and performance, Google has kicked up a notch its open source browser, revealing the first Beta development milestone of version 4.0. Ahead of the November 2nd launch of Googl... |
3 November 2009
02:34 GMT |
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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 right here, on Softpedia. “This release fixes a crash when running extensions like the Subscribe... |
26 October 2009
05:39 GMT |
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According to the development team behind Google Chrome, this week, “Printing and the QuickTime plugin make their initial appearance on Chrome for Mac,” while “lots of important Extensions changes and quite a few bugs are also fixed.” Users are advised to also read the Known Issues if they are ... |
23 October 2009
04:49 GMT |
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Google is one of the largest web companies in the world but despite its size it has managed to avoid many of the pitfalls and isn't a money-hungry corporation yet. The company's motto since its inception has been “Don't be evil” and it has maintained its image through the charity work it�... |
17 October 2009
08:02 GMT |
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This week's Google Chrome dev channel update includes numerous bug fixes, according to the team of developers behind the browser. Version 4.0.222.5 is immediately available for free download and includes fixes for bookmark bar-resize issues, support for OS X's url handlers, and making the content area a dro... |
16 October 2009
05:47 GMT |
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The first release of the upcoming Google Chrome OS is approaching and more details are leaking out as the development effort intensifies. A couple of days ago TechCrunch noticed a Chromium build, the open-source project on which Chrome is based, specifically for the upcoming Chrome OS along with the usual Windows, Ma... |
14 October 2009
09:18 GMT |
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Google Chrome has made yet another step forward with the availability of two new releases for version 3.0. At the start of October 2009, the Mountain View-based search giant kicked up a notch both the Stable and the Beta flavors of Chrome. It appears that Google is ready to make a habit of this, because, as of Octobe... |
13 October 2009
02:49 GMT |
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Anthony Laforge, Google Chrome program manager, has posted an update on the Google Chrome Dev Channel revealing that test builds of Chrome for Mac, Windows and Linux are now available at version 4.0.221.8 and 4.0.221.6, respectively. A fix available for all platforms should automatically update the New Tab Page backg... |
8 October 2009
04:16 GMT |
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At the start of this week, Google pushed forward both the Stable and Beta versions of its open-source browser. Just a couple of days later it was the turn of the Google Chrome release made available through the developer channel. On October 7th, 2009, the Mountain View-based search giant updated the Dev channel to 4.... |
8 October 2009
04:00 GMT |
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The latest iteration of the Google Chrome browser takes personalization capabilities to the next level. On October 5th, 2009, the Mountain View-based search giant upgraded both the Stable and the Beta releases of its open-source browser, offering end users new personalization options. In this regard, users will be ab... |
6 October 2009
02:39 GMT |
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Google Chrome is shaping up to become a very strong contender in the “browser war” but it's still somewhat rough around the edges. Still, Google is focusing on the long run and is working on improving on every aspect of the experience. The stripped out interface stands out and usually gets the most a... |
5 October 2009
09:26 GMT |
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The Google Chrome development team has updated the Dev Channel with new fixes for the WebKit-based web browser setting new standards in speed and functionality across all major operating systems available today. Google Chrome 4.0.220.1 is available for Mac OS X users as a free download right here, on Softpedia. The ... |
5 October 2009
06:49 GMT |
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September saw a number of interesting shifts in the browser market with IE plummeting to 65.7 percent, its lowest percentage since Netscape was still a viable option, dropping 1.3 percent in just one month. The decline is also one of the biggest drops in over a year. Meanwhile, Firefox had one of the best months in r... |
3 October 2009
07:15 GMT |
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The Google Chrome Frame is seeing another round of criticism but this time it isn't from Microsoft, but from another browser maker – one that has historically had a much better relationship with Google – Mozilla. Mike Shaver, Mozilla's VP of engineering, has some very real concerns about the Fra... |
2 October 2009
03:16 GMT |
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One of the buzz words in today's netbook industry is Chrome, more precisely Chrome OS, the much-anticipated Linux-based operating system that the Mountain View, California-based Google announced in early July. The upcoming OS is expected to be featured on some of the new netbook systems that will roll out next y... |
1 October 2009
10:16 GMT |
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Google has released yet another update for its Chrome web browser, this time around one aimed at the beta channel. Following a series of weeks when the updates have been released with a range of fixes and improvements only for the dev channel, the new flavor for the beta channel, 3.0.195.24, brings a few fixes to the... |
29 September 2009
02:33 GMT |
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The Google Chrome Dev Channel has been updated with new developer builds of the company’s web browser, Chrome. Versions 4.0.212.1 for Macintosh and 4.0.213.1 for Windows and Linux deliver mostly fixes, with a few under-the-hood enhancements here and there. Available for all platforms, the latest version of Goo... |
25 September 2009
08:17 GMT |
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Google is pushing update after update of its Chrome browser and, at the regular pace, a week since the last dev channel release we've got Chrome 4.0.213.1 with the usual extensive set of fixes and updates. The only new feature, if you can call it that, is the revamped FTP code. Hopefully, this latest build won&#... |
25 September 2009
02:56 GMT |
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When it is not busy talking to the FCC, Google also works on its Chrome web browser, which has been updated again, for developers. The Mountain View-based search giant has issued a dev channel update for all supported platforms. Mac-specific tweaks and enhancements are also listed. You can learn more about these chan... |
19 September 2009
05:47 GMT |
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Google has finalized its latest stable release of Chrome, version 3.0, after no less than 51 developer milestones, a total of 21 Beta releases, 15 stable updates and 3,505 bugfixes in the last year alone. In just a little after the first year since the introduction of Google Chrome, the Mountain View-based search gia... |
16 September 2009
02:11 GMT |
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WebGL, a nascent project that aims to bring 3D rendering capabilities to web browsers, made its first small step with the introduction in the developer builds of Webkit, the open-source HTML rendering engine first developed by Apple and used in Safari and Google Chrome. The support isn't enabled by default and i... |
14 September 2009
07:10 GMT |
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The Google Chrome team has updated the dev channel with a new release of Google Chrome for Mac and Linux. The dev channel is now focused on bug fixes as well as a new defense for cross-site scripting attacks, according to the Google Chrome blog. Chrome version 4.0.207.0 for Mac and Linux brings the following changes... |
14 September 2009
06:41 GMT |
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Recently announced by Sony as the standard web browser on its future selling PCs, Chrome has come a long way since its debut last year – such a long way, that it’s already setting the bar for speed and function, according to a person at Google. Competing web browsers, such as Safari, are faster today beca... |
7 September 2009
06:13 GMT |
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The team of developers behind the Google Chrome web browser have announced that the dev channels have been updated to 4.0.206.1. The new version of Chrome brings an array of changes on all platforms, as well as Mac-specific ones.Changes for all platforms include:- Closing the download shelf removes all completed and ... |
5 September 2009
04:14 GMT |
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Google is moving fast as always with the development of the Chrome web browser, maybe even faster now with the Chrome OS launch not that far off, so a new build of its developers branch is now available, Google Chrome 4.0.206.1. The latest version comes with a smaller list of fixes on the Windows platform but it does... |
5 September 2009
03:26 GMT |
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For all the hype surrounding Google Chrome OS, there is actually little information about it and, despite Google saying that it will release the code in autumn, it is still keeping it very close to the chest. Of course, with something as potentially innovative as a “browser operating system,” there is a l... |
2 September 2009
04:27 GMT |
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August was an interesting month for the browser market, with all competitors seeing significant changes in their overall share, for better or for worse. According to numbers from Net Applications, Mozilla Firefox saw a big rise of 0.8 percent in August almost matching its highest market share in history, while Intern... |
1 September 2009
11:35 GMT |
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The Google Chrome dev channel has been updated with a new release of Chrome for Mac OS X. According to Jonathan Conradt, engineering program manager, “This release includes bug fixes and some improved compatibility with Snow Leopard.” The release is said to be slightly different from Chrome 4.0.203.2. In... |
1 September 2009
05:38 GMT |
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A new release of the Google open-source browser is available for download for testers. At the end of the past week, the Mountain view-based search giant produced two more development milestones of Google Chrome version 4.0. Windows and Linux testers can now grab the bits for Google Chrome 4.0.203.2 through the dev ch... |
31 August 2009
10:26 GMT |
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Google has made a new step forward in the evolution of its open-source browser, making a fresh release of Chrome available for download. According to Anthony Laforge, Google Chrome program manager, the Mountain View-based search giant has bumped the Google Chrome version to 3.0.195.10. The latest development mileston... |
28 August 2009
13:11 GMT |
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While working in parallel on a number of browser releases, Google has updated version 2.0 of Chrome, in a move to provide additional security to end users. In this context, users can now download Google Chrome Build 2.0.172.43. Version 2.0 of the open-source browser from Google is also the only stable version of Chro... |
26 August 2009
06:19 GMT |
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Just two days after the introduction of version 4.0 of its open-source browser, Google is offering testers an updated version for download. Google Chrome 4.0.202.0, the first refresh offered through the Developer Channel, is now up for grabs from the Mountain View-based search giant. The update is designed to push fo... |
20 August 2009
09:26 GMT |
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Fans of Google’s new web browser can now check for the newest version available much easier by using an updater tool, which tells them whether a new version is available. The software is not entirely reliable (it may or may not work), but it does the job of fetching new Chrome for Mac releases, with multiple sn... |
18 August 2009
05:18 GMT |
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Google is pushing hard with development of its web browser Google Chrome with three consecutive development branches and reaching version 4.0 in the dev channel. Not that version numbers mean that much to Google developers. While Chrome still has some way to go before becoming a fully functioning browser, it’s ... |
18 August 2009
04:23 GMT |
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The fourth version of Google’s own breed of open-source browser is already cooking in Mountain View. This week the search giant has bumped the version number of Chrome’s underlying project all the way up to version 4.0. Just to be clear, it’s not Google Chrome itself that has been upgraded, but Chro... |
14 August 2009
11:17 GMT |
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Internet Explorer 8 bests Firefox 3, Chrome 2, Opera 10 and Safari 4 when it comes down to the effectiveness of the security features designed to protect end users against socially engineered malware and phishing. With the advent if IE8, Microsoft kicked up a notch the anti-phishing capabilities that were delivered b... |
14 August 2009
09:11 GMT |
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The Google Chrome web browser has been updated for both Mac and Windows platforms, adding improvements as well as bug fixes and tweaks. Version 3.0.198.1 is freely available for download on Mac computers, right here on Softpedia. According to the Google Chrome team, both Mac and Windows users of the browser will exp... |
13 August 2009
03:07 GMT |
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Google is outpacing Mozilla when it comes down to embracing the latest iteration of the Windows client. In this regard, the most recent developer release of Google Chrome comes with support for one of the features specific to the Windows Aero graphical user interface in Windows 7. Users of the Mountain View-based sea... |
11 August 2009
02:59 GMT |
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After years of veiled and even outspoken criticism from browser makers and many web developers, Microsoft has decided to start supporting the proposed HTML 5 standard in its Internet Explorer web browser. While known for its spotty support of even ratified standards, Internet Explorer has been moving in the right dir... |
8 August 2009
07:30 GMT |
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The Google Chrome developers announced a few days ago the immediate availability of another important update of their wonderful web browser, for Linux and Mac OS X platforms. Among the major features brought by Google Chrome 3.0.196.0, we can mention that users can now drag tabs into new windows (restoring is also po... |
6 August 2009
06:54 GMT |
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The Google Chrome Team has announced that a new version of its new web browser is now available for those testing it on Mac OS X, Linux and Windows. The update is free to download right here on Softpedia. “[Chrome] 3.0.196.2 has been release[d] which contains only a single change that reverts the tab focus exp... |
6 August 2009
05:00 GMT |
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Google has just announced the availability of the latest beta version of its Chrome web browser. The new version, 3.0.195.4 Beta, brings some of the new features currently available in the developer releases like some HTML 5 capabilities and support for themes. Google also boasts that the new beta is 30 percent faste... |
5 August 2009
12:53 GMT |
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Google has just announced that it will acquire video technology company On2 and has entered the final stages of the deal, which involves an all-stock transaction, each On2 share being the equivalent of $0.60 worth of Google class A common stock, thus valuating the company at about $106.5 million. The transaction is e... |
5 August 2009
09:31 GMT |
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Google Chrome introduced theme support in the developer releases very recently and there were clear hints that there would be an online repository for new themes coming. The gallery is now live, with a full 29 themes to choose from, some more eye pleasing than others. The themes are only available to those using the ... |
5 August 2009
03:13 GMT |
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Google Chrome is already one of the fastest and most innovative browsers available but that alone doesn't guarantee a great number of users and doesn't make up for the lack of features, especially in such a competitive market. Better theme support is coming and is already available in the developer releases... |
3 August 2009
11:55 GMT |
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