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Google Chrome Released for Mac
Google has released an official developer preview of Google Chrome for the Mac. You can download the developer preview of the WebKit-based browser at Google's official webpage.
Check out the write up here.
#4 Google Chrome pour les webmasters
Google Chrome n'est pas seulement rapide et ergonomique, il fournit aux webmasters un outil intégré bien utile pour réaliser des tests, effectuer des modifications à la volé, en temps réel.
Google Chrome for Mac? Early Access Release Channels!
Google Chrome on Mac OS X ... working nicely!
Looking good so far, fast and clean ... maybe it will replace my safari in the future?
Since Chrome is still in development for the Mac, you can get the early testing releases (chromium) here:
http://dev.chromium.org/getting-involved/dev-channel#TOC-Mac
The Dr Jekill and Mr Hyde Google's design team
The first time I ran Google Chrome, I was impressed by the minimal interface.
- the icons are in solid colors, without text labels, all icons in the normal state are the same color
- no fancy gradients
- there is only one bar at the top
- the search and address bar are the same
- etc.
Then a few days ago, I saw this page peal, so I click it.
Surprise! The Google themes... I don't know how to describe them, they're so busy! Who wants to browse the web within a yellow notepad???
It's not the first time Google design team comes up with this kind of stuff (have you ever tried Gmail themes?), but they don't cease to amuse me.
Welcome to Your New Default Web Browser
Well that's that. The two extensions which are absolutely critical to my web browsing experience (XMarks + LastPass) are now available for dev builds of Google Chrome. Actually, Chrome's bookmark sync works very well. XMarks is really only required if you absolutely need to keep non-Chrome browser bookmarks in sync. But now I can finally declare Chrome lord and master of my desktop.
Strange thing is, I always thought AdBlock Plus would be the killer extension. (Site note- holy crap. I just launched Firefox so I could look up the proper name for "AdBlock Plus". It took ~20 seconds to launch.) But honestly, I don't mind ads so much. I'm nearly completely desensitized to them now. Things pop up in my sidebar and I don't even see them. After staring at my screen for 10 mins, I still couldn't tell you what the ads said. Speed really does make for a much more pleasant browsing experience.
I've been using the Chrome dev channel builds for about a month, and aside from a crash here and there, the builds are remarkably stable. Firefox is still installed for only 1 reason- Fireshot is a great screenshotting app. But I'm sure it's only a matter of time before that's replaced as well.
POLL: Firefox Smacks Down Google Chrome in Reader Vote
In our inaugural week of the Web Faceoff, we pitted Mozilla Firefox against upstart Google Chrome. We threw these two web browser titans into the ring and had you cast the deciding vote over who deserved glory and fame. Now, after a staggering 8,800 votes, we finally have a victor.
Here is your winner:
Yes, Firefox (
) has taken the gold and left its newer competitor on the tarmac! It wasn’t an easy win, though. Firefox garnered 52% of the vote – 4600 of them to be exact – while Chrome (
) snatched up 3310 votes for 38%. 10% of you (911 votes) just couldn’t decide between the two and voted that the fight was a tie.
via mashable.com
Well done Google Chrome, you got a lot of votes!
While Firefox is a mature browser with support for many great plugins, is Chrome just a beginner WITHOUT any plugin!
I think even if people compare just the browser most of them vote for Firefox because they used the Mozilla browser for years. Next the chrome browser works on windows only (yeah I have one on Ubuntu but this one is not from Google).
Anyway, strange browser comparison...
