The Google Chrome 5 development has reached a new milestone with the release of Google Chrome 5 Beta for Windows operating systems. The official release version of the Google browser is still version 4 but users and developers who are interested in testing the latest additions and improvements can download developer or beta releases of the web browser to do so.
Google Chrome 5 beta fixes two security vulnerabilities making it a recommended update for all beta and dev users of the Chrome browser.
More important than that is a new option in the Google Chrome Options. The developers have added a setting to turn off the offer to translate websites that are not in the default system language.
This feature has caused some controversy in the past due to the missing option to turn it off. Users who do not want the web browser to automatically suggest to translate websites can now turn it off in the Under The Hood section in the web browser.
Internet users who have a developer release of Google Chrome 5 installed can use the update checker in the web browser to download and install the latest version of the web browser. Everyone else can visit the beta channel download pages to download the latest available version for their operating system.
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Mac: http://www.google.com/chrome?platform=mac
Linux: http://www.google.com/chrome?platform=linux
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