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nelson : Chrome auto-translations - New feature in Google's browser: automatically translate web page text in the frame
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wearehugh : Google Chrome Frame Developer Updates
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Rod Begbie : Chromium Blog: 40,000 More Extensions! - Hadn't noticed this -- Google Chrome has built-in support for Greasemonkey user scripts. Chrome has been my default browser for a while, so it's great to have my favourite tweaks back. [via] #
Andy Baio : Google Chrome 4 adds support for native Greasemonkey scripts - yay!
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nelson : Historical browser stats - Interesting visualization
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nelson : Goats teleported - Google Chrome bug: "About 3*10^6 goats get teleported! I won't be able to pay for teleportation of such huge amount of goats!"
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wearehugh : Google Chrome Extensions: HTML5 Local Storage APIs
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Andy Baio : Browser Pong - only works in modern browsers, uses HTML5 audio
nelson : Browser Pong - Ridiculously awesome javascript hack
Rod Begbie : Browser Pong - Play Pong with browser windows. Neat hack. [via] #
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wearehugh : Mike's Blog: Using jQuery to build Google Chrome extensions
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wearehugh : Chromium Blog: Web Sockets Now Available In Google Chrome
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wearehugh : Chromium Blog: Links That Open in New Processes
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nelson : Google Chrome in Eve - Not mentioned in this description, but patch notes say the new Eve Online in game browser is based on Chromium
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nelson : Hexxeh's Chromium OS - USB bootable Chromium OS. No idea if this is the best one, Engadget mentioned it
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nelson : How to install Chrome extensions - Need a magic flag to startup
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nelson : Chromium in Eve Online - Interesting; popular MMO game will be embedding Google Chrome via the Awesomium library
deusx : The Second Coming of Moondoggie | EVE Online | EVE Insider | Dev Blog - "It's a hefty wave to catch, but our browser has already been Atlas for five years - the IGB is perched atop a custom-written HTML parsing and rendering system. While a noble technical endeavor, this leaves to us the tasks of upgrading and exten
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nelson : Thanks for giving my pixels back - Nice appreciation of the trend of web browsers to minimize their UI
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deusx : TechCrunch dubs Linux a 'big ol’ bag of drivers' • The Register - "Proof that you can lead a horse to water, but you can't punch him in the dick without being brought up on assault and battery charges. I'm sure that Linus is pleased to see that his decades of research into operating systems amounts to not
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nelson : Google's Microsoft moment - "They've reached the point of corporate ambition and changing corporate culture that means they're going to be perceived as if they are. Whether they're able to truly internalize that lesson, accept it, and act accordingly will determi
Anil : Google's Microsoft Moment - I'm not sure Google's new Chrome OS announcement is that big a deal, or that the eventual product that gets released will actually have that much impact, but it's a useful milestone in marking Google's evolution towards becoming an older company with a
Linkorama : Google's Microsoft Moment - Anil Dash - Is Google evil? It doesn't matter. They've reached the point of corporate ambition and changing corporate culture that means they're going to be perceived as if they are. Whether they're able to truly internalize that lesson, accept it
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nelson : Gruber on Chrome OS - I love that he waited several days to think and write this
Andy Baio : John Gruber puts the Chrome OS announcement in context - also: Anil thinks this signals a major cultural shift at Google
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Jeremy Zawodny : 11 Undocumented Features Of Google Chrome OS - 11 Undocumented Features Of Google Chrome OS: heh
deusx : Woot : 11 Undocumented Features Of Google Chrome OS
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deusx : Answers and Questions » Blog Archive » Electrolysis: Making Mozilla Faster and More Stable Using Multiple Processes - "For a long while now (even before Google Chrome was announced), Mozilla has been examining ways to make Firefox better by splitting the work of displaying web pages up among multiple processes."
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deusx : Multi-process Firefox, coming to an Internets near you < Chris Pitchin’ Hey - "The fun comes when I kill -9 this gecko-iframe, the “tab” containing mozilla.com. To the non-geeky, invoking kill -9 on a program causes it to crash IMMEDIATELY. This simulates what would happen if, say, you tried to run a buggy plugin and it go
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deusx : Chromium Blog: Extensions at Google I/O - "Today I gave a presentation at Google I/O explaining some of the cool ideas that lie at the heart of our upcoming extension system. For those who didn't get a chance to attend the conference, you can check out the slides"
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wearehugh : Sample Extensions (Chromium Developer Documentation)
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joshua : How to Write a Chrome Extension in Three Easy Steps
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deusx : Firefox, Chrome virtually tied for JavaScript speed | Webware - CNET - "hough Firefox remains the leader on the SunSpider test, with a score of 2,110, Chrome edged very close with 2,140."
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