dev.chromium.org - 1/29/2009
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Most Visited : A grid of thumbnails showing the user's nine most frequently visited sites. Searches : Like most visited, the searches section shows your most frequent searches. Currently, this is a list of the most frequently used keyword searches, but will be expanded to include all form-field ...
dev.chromium.org - 2/5/2009
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dev.chromium.org —
The extension process is simply a regular renderer
process with extension-specific APIs. Each piece of UI (toolstrip,...
sidebar, etc) is a single HTML page with its own RenderView in the extension process. Chrome scripts are implemented as empty HTML ...
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Extension Process Model (DRAFT) (Chromium Developer ...
dev.chromium.org - 2/5/2009
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dev.chromium.org —
Showing 22 items Name Notes Use cases Priority
Sort Sort Sort Sort Storage Should come for free...
via HTML5 APIs. New Tab Page Replace it entirely, or add modules (iframes?) to it. Read-only user scripts User scripts that have only ...
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APIs (Chromium Developer Documentation)
dev.chromium.org - 1/30/2009
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dev.chromium.org —
[ r8418 ] Fix pages failing to load
with 'waiting for cache...' message. (Issue 4769 ) [...
r8443 ] Mitigate Adobe Reader Plugin Open Parameters Cross-Site Scripting Vulnerability (CVE-2007-0048, CVE-2007-0045) by blocking requests for javascript: URLs ...
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Release Notes: 1.0.154.46 (Chromium Developer ...
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Chrome's New Tab Page in Firefox
Google Operating System —
... "The new tab page is the default starting point for all tabs - it is designed to get the user where they want to go, and is not meant to be an information resource like the user's home page; that is, the new tab page is not intended to be a destination, but rather a jumping-off point to other destinations - we strongly want to avoid cognitive load and distractions for the user, especially those creating new tabs for other purposes," explains Google. ...
Google Toolbar 5 adds Chrome’s New Tab Page in Firefox
D' Technology Weblog —
... , once installed adds a ”new tab” page from Chrome. When you open a new tab, the page shows 9 thumbnails of the most frequently visited pages, recent bookmarks and pages from recently closed tabs, similiar to Opera “speed dial” feature. Unlike the similar feature from Google Chrome, you can disable the page and you can remove the thumbnails you don’t like, explains Google. ...
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