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Switching to Google Chrome Developer channel
For months I’ve been using Chromium the open source browser that powers Google Chrome. Using Chromium had its advantages and disadvantages. I had the bleeding edge of what was offered by the Chromium team – whether it was stable or not. But, I also had to manually update my personal copy of Chromium on a [...]
RSS Subscription extension for Google Chrome
Here is a great example of a good extension written for Google Chrome. The RSS Subscription extension is built by someone on the Chromium team and it brings in the unified feed icon button into the location bar to subscribe to any feeds found on a site. Works perfectly, fits naturally, has a fair amount [...]
A Google Chrome Extension for Viddler
As a sort of pet project of mine I’ll be committing updates to a Google Chrome Extension for Viddler.com. There is very, very little there so far but there will be more over time. If you have a hand for creating cool Google Chrome Extensions feel free to contribute.
The Chromium Bookmark Manager
A few days ago I updated to the latest nightly build of Chromium, something I do every few days using TechCrunch’s Chrome-Up application, and was elated to discover that Chromium finally has a Bookmark Manager. Up until this release I was unable to edit any of the bookmarks that I had imported from Safari into [...]
Posted in Notes Also tagged bookmark manager, bookmarks, browsers, chrome for mac, chromium 1 Comment
All Chrome all the time
I’ve been using Chrome as my default browser for nearly six months. It won Best Browser in my Best of 2009 list. I didn’t even realize it had been that long until I went back through some of the things I wrote about Chrome here in First initial, last name. To be more specific, actually, [...]
Google Chrome’s view source “oddity”
Viewing the source of a page on Google Chrome is, for the most part, a terrific experience. Chrome supports syntax highlighting of the underlying code of a page making it much more readable for us geeks while we look under the hood.
However, something I’ve run into of late is that it doesn’t work very well [...]
The next version of Webkit’s Web Inspector
I’m a big fan of Webkit. Although I had been a die hard fan of Safari for a while I’m now using Google Chrome as my primary browser. The great thing about Chrome is that it too uses the Webkit rendering engine. I’ll catalog my reasons for using Chrome in another post.
The next version of [...]
Posted in Links Also tagged browsers, joseph pecoraro, safari, web inspector, web-development, webkit Leave a comment
Why Google Chrome for Mac is important to get right
I’ve been playing with recent developer preview releases of Google Chrome for Mac and I got to thinking about how important it is for Google to get the Mac version of Chrome right. Not for Google, really. For us, the users.
As it stands Safari is far and away the best browser available on the Macintosh. [...]
Posted in Notes Also tagged apple, applications, browsers, competition, firefox, mozilla, safari, software, webkit 6 Comments
Dipped in Chrome
Google's approach here is interesting. This is the first real step towards making the Web the application, and the browser just the "thing" that loads it into view.
Posted in Notes Also tagged apple, application, chromium, fluidapp, microsoft, mozilla, safari, software, web browser 5 Comments
Easy page translation with Google Chrome