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Stable Google Chrome for Mac and Linux

GoogleWatchBlog Team — Wed, 16 Jun 2010 10:44:37 +0000

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 new version there are some new improved features. For example, from now users will be able to synchronize bookmarks between computers using Chrome browser preferences, and also sync small information such as homepage, default language, etc..

The stable version supports HTML5 incorporated features such as drag and drop files, geolocation APIs … Now there is HTML5 does not mean that they have forgotten to Flash Player> Google Chrome will soon fully support Adobe Flash Player 10.1.

Google chrome for Mac an linux is here… but not yet ready for daily use!!

GoogleWatchBlog Team — Sat, 06 Jun 2009 12:06:52 +0000

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Here’s some sweet and salty news for those of you eagerly awaiting Google’s Chrome browser for Mac or Linux: tonight Google is publicly releasing developer versions of the Chrome browser for both operating systems, and anyone will be able to download them. Unfortunately you won’t be able to ditch Safari or Firefox just yet — these builds are not quite stable, and you won’t be able to use them on a day to day basis. But you’ll can put a shiny chrome on the doc , so it is good rite??

For those who haven’t been paying close attention to the progress of Google’s browser on platforms other than Windows, you’ve actually been able to download builds of the open-source project behind Chrome, which is called Chromium, for quite a while. These builds have proven to be quite speedy, little bit stable, but nowhere near ready for daily use — they don’t yet support plug-ins (means no Flash), and there are a number of options that you’d expect out of a browser that simply aren’t there yet.

Chrome for Mac is coming soon! Really?

GoogleWatchBlog Team — Sun, 31 May 2009 02:41:30 +0000

In an interview with Techcrunch on the Google I / O Sergey Brin said that Google Chrome for Macs is coming soon. Brin said that they are working hard to make a stable browser on the Apple operating system.

Watch a video: TechCrunch Interviews Sergey Brin at Google I/O!!

Chromium builds for Mac and Linux available now

GoogleWatchBlog Team — Sat, 09 May 2009 22:55:03 +0000

Long time back, Chrome (Chromium for Linux) was in alpha testing… Now the developers have official Chromium builds for Mac and Linux available. I was able to install the Linux version and have it Tested.

So you can not even access the options and popups are not blocked. Either it’s because Ubuntu 9:04 with me virtually runs or is is really so: the option of the tabs is significantly improved. Thus, over the whole width of third in pixel wide lines and drive over to appear white hatchings:

Here are some more screenshots:

If you wanna test yourself, here are the newest version for Linx and here for the Mac. For Mac you need at least Leopard.
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