news.cnet.com - 12/2/2008
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Google has published its plan to build into Chrome what is arguably its most requested feature: the ability to accept extensions that can customize how the open-source Web browser operates. And guess what? Google's dependence on advertising notwithstanding, one of the extension examples the ...
slightlyshadyseo.com - 11/30/2008
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slightlyshadyseo.com —
Unique Identifier - Chrome generates a unique id
whether or not you agree to send your data
to Google. If you agree to send it, this ID gets trasmitted. So what does that do? It makes it so they can identify you regardless of where your computer is, ...
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Google’s User Data Empire
extremetech.com - 11/25/2008
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extremetech.com —
There's really only one sanity test for a
browser: whether it runs fast for you . A
slow-loading, incompatible browser is one thing, but most modern browsers work fine for both Ford.com and Fark.com. The real issue is whether a browser loads fast for ...
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Which Web Browser is King? - OS, Software & Networking ...
search.twitter.com - 12/3/2008
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search.twitter.com —
Conspiracy theory lovers are going to have a
field day with this one: when you try to
access Facebook using the Google Chrome browser today, you’ll get a warning that the social network may in fact be a phishing site. You can still use the site if ...
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Google Chrome and Safari Claims Facebook a Phishing Site
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VentureBeat —
... Google reveals plan for Chrome extensions: In the future, Google’s own web browser will have new features such as the ability to block ads. ...
On Google Chrome's Future Support for Extensions
Google Operating System —
... an extension system that can support different types of extensibility. The system should be able to support an open-ended list of APIs over time, such as toolbars, sidebars, content scripts (for Greasemonkey-like functionality), and content filtering (for parental filters, malware filters, or adblock-like functionality). Some APIs will require privileges that must be granted, such as access to the history database or access to mail.google.com." { via Webware }
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Google Chrome and the extension conundrum
Between the Lines —
December 2nd, 2008 Google Chrome and the extension conundrum Posted by Larry Dignan @ 5:06 am Categories: General , Web Technology , Google Tags: Google Inc. , Web Browser , Google Chrome , Extension , Web Browsers , Internet , Larry Dignan Google appears to be on the extension bandwagon for its Chrome browser, but that also opens a Pandora’s box. In an extensions document ( via Stephen Shankland and Aaron Boodman ) Google outlines its plan to build extensions for Chrome. ...
Once Extensions Arrive on Chrome, Firefox Should Worry
SitePoint —
... Yesterday, CNET dug up a document from Google that outlines where the company plans to go in terms of extensions for their Chrome web browser. Though the ...
Extensions for Google Chrome Coming In May?
TechCrunch —
... last September. Google has since made it clear that it has always planned to provide for them at some point. However, many have taken it into their hands ...
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gigaom.com 12/13/2008 — Google’s V-P of search products and user experience, Marissa Mayer, ruined the official coming-out party of the Chrome browser when she said yesterday that the company would soon take it out of beta. She spoke a day too soon — must be the ...
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