TEH GOOGAL CHROME!!!!
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- McNevin
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Chrome now runs Greasemonkey scripts, that is all...
In January, Chrome grew by 0.57% to 5.20% of the browser market. Meanwhile, Firefox shrunk by 0.20% to 24.41% and IE shrunk 0.51% to 62.18%. Safari and Opera both stayed put, more or less; Safari grew 0.05% to 4.51% and Operashrunk 0.02% to 2.38%.
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Glory Glory Hallelujah!
Universal Search
It even supports Firefox style search plugins!! Chrome-in it up.
Universal Search
It even supports Firefox style search plugins!! Chrome-in it up.
Wow, it's funny how many different browser preferences people have. Not people in general, but people like us who have more refined tastes with this sort of thing. I really could care less about 90% of the features I've read in this thread, yet I still agree that Chrome is tip-top.
I HATE search bars, extra toolbars, etc. I want the window to be as trim as possible, with just the address bar, tabs, basic navigation buttons, and a status bar at the bottom. As long as what's displayed in the main window is accurate, and works without issue, I'm pretty effin' happy. Download features is where I like the frilly stuff. Like Download Them All. Things that make it easy to grab multiple things without clicking...
I also like the measuring plugin. (MeasureIt? was it?)
I would never have thought in a million years about the necessity to rearrange plugin icons. (but then again, I use menus for that to keep my window as simplistic as possible)
Interesting at any rate.
I HATE search bars, extra toolbars, etc. I want the window to be as trim as possible, with just the address bar, tabs, basic navigation buttons, and a status bar at the bottom. As long as what's displayed in the main window is accurate, and works without issue, I'm pretty effin' happy. Download features is where I like the frilly stuff. Like Download Them All. Things that make it easy to grab multiple things without clicking...
I also like the measuring plugin. (MeasureIt? was it?)
I would never have thought in a million years about the necessity to rearrange plugin icons. (but then again, I use menus for that to keep my window as simplistic as possible)
Interesting at any rate.
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I have the same feelings toward that kind of stuff...I think I already stated that at the beginning of this thread though...Min interface and render speed most important to me...R3cogniz3r wrote: I HATE search bars, extra toolbars, etc. I want the window to be as trim as possible, with just the address bar, tabs, basic navigation buttons, and a status bar at the bottom. As long as what's displayed in the main window is accurate, and works without issue, I'm pretty effin' happy. Download features is where I like the frilly stuff. Like Download Them All. Things that make it easy to grab multiple things without clicking...
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One thing is for sure, the spell checker in Chrome, is vastly inferior to Firefox. No spelling add-ons either...
I just installed 4.1.249.1021 beta (40167) today, but have not tried the translation function yet.
I just installed 4.1.249.1021 beta (40167) today, but have not tried the translation function yet.
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Coming soon to a Chrome browser near you: Ability to rearrange the Extensions icons. Added in Developer Version 5.0.317.2
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I was missing my Firefox extension ColorZilla, it has an eye dropper that allows you get the color hex value of most webpage elements or images.
This new one for chrome I almost like better: Color Pick
This new one for chrome I almost like better: Color Pick
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A spelling add-on! This extension improves the spell checker immensely: After the DeadlineMcNevin wrote:One thing is for sure, the spell checker in Chrome, is vastly inferior to Firefox. No spelling add-ons either...
With Firefox the ability to make Gmail the default mailto: handler is built in. (You'd assume this would be an option in a Google browser.) There are several of extensions floating around that claim to do this, but this is the only one that worked for me in 64-bit Win7: Send from Gmail (fix for non-English titles)
Anyone switch to the new beta channel version? I'm still on stable channel. I might switch back to beta channel if I can reorder my extensions!
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