Features behind Google Chrome - why google is building a browser ?
Launch of a brand new web browsers from Google Inc. is quite old news today as almost every techy have hands in it.As google is already pop in our eye balls for creating massive pitch in the fields of launching mind blowing web applications, chrome is proved to be a golden polish on the brand name “Google“
Note:-Read the post only if you already download the Google chrome (if not have a taste on)
Though google chrome is launched now but google itself says “it’s available only for Windows users, but you can sign up on the download page to learn when the Mac and Linux versions are available”
Some of the best features of chrome are as follows
Application shortcuts - a hany way to access web apps
Simpler downloads - Inbuild download manager to monitor your downloads
New Tab page just like firefox and IE 7,8
Dynamic tabs - You can easily drag tabs from your browser to create new windows
Instant bookmarks - Star icon at the left edge of the address bar makes your bookmarks
Crash control - One app can’t crashes your browser, only particular tab will down.
Importing settings - Transfers all your cache and private data from others existing browsers like Firefox,Internet explorer , Safari,Opera etc
Incognito mode -Example of private browsing
Safe browsing - Warning against unsafe website.
Here is the details discription(in a youtube video channel by google) of some silent features behind Google Chrome from google chrome development team
Options i miss in chrome
- I miss most of my firefox extensions
- I miss the “view image” options at the right click
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September 4th, 2008 at 6:41 pm
Yesterday when i was using chrome with 12-15 tabs open, it crashed down and restart again.
I was refreshing a particular tab and suddenly it crashed.
Now i thinks “how come this possible when google says that on such condition only particular tab will cloase”.
September 4th, 2008 at 6:42 pm
Also i missed the live bookmark feature in the chrome, unlike Firefox and IE 8.
September 4th, 2008 at 10:52 pm
There is some serious trouble with chrome, not able to open this http://www.honeytechblog.com/features-behind-google-chrome-why-google-is-building-a-browser page, which i got easily in firefox.
September 5th, 2008 at 3:08 am
@Tom
well the particular post is working fine though i got some issues in opening my site and some other sites on chrome.
I saw that you are commenting from firefox.
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September 18th, 2008 at 8:07 pm
Chrome is still too primitive for me. It’s okay to give it a free spin and be wowed with some of underlings like multiprocessor and task manager, but the almost complete lack of customization at this point will relegate Chrome to the back burner on my PC.
September 18th, 2008 at 10:11 pm
I love Google and therefore expected quite a bit more. No mouse gestures or personalization? I’ll stick with Firefox for a while but I definitely look forward to improvements!