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    Google Chrome Session Saver Extension

    Extension development for the Google Chrome web browser is slowly picking up pace even though they are not supported in the stable release versions of the Google browser yet. One of the latest additions is the Session Saver extension which enables session saving and managing in the Internet browser. The extension should work in Google [...]

    Author: , Wednesday August 19, 2009
    Categories: Browsing, Google Chrome

      Bookmark Syncing Added To Google Browser Dev Builds

      One cannot say that the developers of the Google browser, Google Chrome, are not adding new features to their web browser. Some users did criticize the pace of the version number increase of the Google web browser stating that the amount of new features would not justify these big version jumps. A new feature was [...]

      Author: , Tuesday August 18, 2009
      Categories: Browsing, Google Chrome

        SiteFlow Bookmarklet Simplifies Website Navigation

        Many websites on the Internet use pagination. This includes all major search engines like Google Search or Bing, blogs like Ghacks or websites that provide access to media like Youtube. Pagination is used to limit the time it takes to load a website and to well arrange it for the visitor. The main problem with [...]

        Author: , Sunday August 16, 2009
        Categories: Browsing, Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera

          Google Chrome 4

          The developers of the Google Chrome web browser seem to be in a hurry to raise the versions of the web browser as quickly as possible. The Google Browser, which was introduced less than a year ago, has quickly moved to a stable version 2 release, a code freeze on version 3 of the Internet [...]

          Author: , Wednesday August 12, 2009
          Categories: Browsing, Google Chrome

            Google Chrome Windows 7 Jumplists

            Jumplists are part of the new Windows 7 taskbar. The jumplists basically provide access to program related options. This can be the most recent documents of Microsoft Word, the latest visited websites in Internet Explorer but also options to create a task like sending an email or opening a new web browser window. The latest [...]

            Author: , Monday August 10, 2009
            Categories: Browsing, Google Chrome

              Google Chrome Theme Website Live

              Themes were added to the beta version of the Google Chrome web browser (also known as the Google browser) not long ago. It was more or less an unfinished feature back then with only two test themes released and the official theme website not working even though the button to open the theme website being [...]

              Author: , Thursday August 6, 2009
              Categories: Browsing, Google Chrome

                Google Chrome 3 Adds Better Extension And Themes Support

                The latest developer release of the Google Chrome web browser introduces two important changes to the extension and theme support of the Google browser. You might remember that Google Chrome users had to enable support for the extension engine by launching the Google browser with the –enable-extensions command line parameter. This has been changed in [...]

                Author: , Friday July 31, 2009
                Categories: Browsing, Google Chrome

                  New Microsoft Proposal About Windows 7E

                  Windows 7E is the version of the Windows 7 operating system that will be sold – as of now – in all countries of the European Union. It is basically a version of the Windows 7 operating system without Internet Explorer. This has caused quite some concern by users in the European Union as they [...]

                  Author: , Saturday July 25, 2009
                  Categories: Browsing, Firefox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Opera

                    Google Chrome Extensions Manager

                    There is currently no build in extensions manager in the Google Chrome web browser which makes it quite time consuming to manage and work with extensions. Users who want to enable extensions have to do so by launching the Google browser with a command line parameter. This will change once the extension engine has been [...]

                    Author: , Friday July 24, 2009
                    Categories: Browsing, Google Chrome

                      Google Chrome Gestures Extension

                      Google has added extensions support to dev versions of the Google Chrome web browser (Google Browser). The feature is still not finalized and the only way to enable the extensions engine is to add a command line parameter so that it gets loaded during the start of the Internet browser. Google has made available several [...]

                      Author: , Sunday July 19, 2009
                      Categories: Browsing, Google, Google Chrome

                        Web Browser Backup And Restore

                        The importance of web browsers has risen in the past years especially with the shift from desktop applications to web based applications. Web browsers are not just tools anymore that can display websites on a computer system, they can be used for a wide variety of services which makes it important to be prepared for [...]

                        Author: , Monday July 13, 2009
                        Categories: Browsing, Firefox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Opera

                          Google Chrome 3 Updated

                          The dev version of Google Chrome 3 was released earlier today fixing some of the problems in earlier dev versions of the Google browser but also introducing new features as well. Some of the highlights of the release with the full build string Google Chrome 3.0.191.3 are fixed animated gifs, printing under Windows, fixes for [...]

                          Author: , Tuesday July 7, 2009
                          Categories: Browsing, Google Chrome

                            Microsoft’s Internet Explorer Comparison Chart

                            Microsoft has published a comparison chart that compares Internet Explorer with Mozilla Firefox and the Google Browser Google Chrome in categories such as security, privacy, compatibility and ease of use. It is not clear when the comparison chart was published but it made the rounds on Reddit earlier today. A comparison chart created by the [...]

                            Author: , Thursday June 18, 2009
                            Categories: Browsing, Firefox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer

                              9 Twitter Userscripts

                              After the success of the IMDB userscripts article we thought it would be nice to write another one that would review some of the best Twitter userscripts out there. Now, userscripts can be loaded into the web browser in various ways. Probably the most popular and straightforward way is to use the Greasemonkey extension for [...]

                              Author: , Tuesday June 16, 2009
                              Categories: Browsing, Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera

                                Add Twitter To Gmail

                                Twitter Gadget puts Twitter right into a Gmail account. This makes it possible to access Twitter directly from within Google Mail. The installation of Twitter Gadget is not complicated and takes less than a minute to complete. All the user needs to do is to enable the “Add any gadget by URL” feature in the [...]

                                Author: , Sunday June 14, 2009
                                Categories: Browsing, Email, Google Chrome, Online Services

                                  Install Google Chrome on Linux (and why you should)

                                  So the developers of Google Chrome have released a “developer only” version of Chrome saying you should NOT install it unless you are a developer. They warn you short of saying that the developer release of Google Chrome will ruin your love life, steal your cash, and flirt with your mother. With this warning I [...]

                                  Author: , Saturday June 6, 2009
                                  Categories: Advice, Google Chrome, Linux, Tutorials Basic

                                    Google Chrome Builds For Mac And Linux Appear

                                    The Google Chrome development team has released long awaited public developer builds of the Google browser for the Apple Macintosh and Linux operating systems. Up until now it was only possible to get most of the functionality by downloading third party builds of the web browser. The developer builds of Google Chrome can be downloaded [...]

                                    Author: , Friday June 5, 2009
                                    Categories: Browsing, Google Chrome

                                      Google Chrome Adblocker

                                      The first extensions for the Google Chrome browser are finally being released and available for users who want to add functionality to the web browser that everyone is calling Google Browser. There is still no build in extension manager in the web browser which makes the installation of the extensions more complicated than other web [...]

                                      Author: , Tuesday June 2, 2009
                                      Categories: Browsing, Google Chrome

                                        Install Bing Search In Selected Web Browsers

                                        Microsoft’s new search engine Bing has been released to the public earlier today. The reviews have been quite positive so far. Most modern web browsers can be customized by the user. This includes adding search engines to the search interface in the browser. Users who would like to add the Bing search engine to Internet [...]

                                        Author: , Monday June 1, 2009
                                        Categories: Browsing, Firefox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Opera, Search Engines, Uncategorized

                                          Multiple Browser Bundling With Windows Is Stupid

                                          A recent article published at the Wall Street Journal suggests that EU officials are considering forcing Microsoft to include a bunch of web browsers into the operating system to dilute the advantage that Internet Explorer has so far. This could mean forcing Microsoft to add web browsers to the installation of the operating system or [...]

                                          Author: , Sunday May 31, 2009
                                          Categories: Browsing, Firefox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Opera

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