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Chrome 10 : the final version is already there !
On the programm: speedier, simpler and safer
Geschreven door Enigmatux op 09 maart 2011 om 13h54 Bron Google Chrome
We begin to have the habit of having regularly a new stable version of Chrome. In fact five weeks after launching Chrome 9, Google has published the final version of Chrome 10.
Available for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux, here is some new features and improvements announced for Chrome 5 :
faster thanks to the new version of the JavaScript V8 engine
GPU Accelerated Video support and the abandonment of h.264 Codec support
a new settings interface : settings are now presented in a Chrome tab rather than a dialog box
the sandbox system has been expanded to Adobe Flash plug-in
Plug-ins which aren't updated are disabled
Password sync as part of Chrome Sync now enabled by default
etc. (for more, click here)
You can download Google Chrome 10 here or directly from the web browser, if you already use it.
For more information about this new version of Chrome I invite you to follow this way and to visit this page.
Available for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux, here is some new features and improvements announced for Chrome 5 :
You can download Google Chrome 10 here or directly from the web browser, if you already use it.
For more information about this new version of Chrome I invite you to follow this way and to visit this page.
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I don't remember ever having been asked if I wanted it to do that...
Hope to install it in the future again and be more happy about it then!
I love how I'm looking for an update button, go to preferences and realise this latest version has happily installed itself.
I don't remember ever having been asked if I wanted it to do that...
Yeah, it updates itself. I booted into my beta testing partition (keep in mind I haven't been in there in a few weeks) and by the time I opened Chrome it had already updated itself. Crazy!
I have been using Chrome as my default Windows browser for over a year now. Last night I uninstalled it from my machine. It has been crashing on me the last 3 weeks and giving weird errors on start up. On Google I couldn't find a better solution then to reinstall Chrome, this wouldn't fix the problems for me.
Hope to install it in the future again and be more happy about it then!
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