googleblog.blogspot.com - 11/3/2008
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When we launched Google Chrome two months ago, the response was overwhelmingly positive. We got all sorts of support and encouragement from many users, but we also got the most valuable resource we could ask for: feedback! Because of the variety of software and hardware configurations that ...
blog.gjl-network.net - 10/30/2008
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blog.gjl-network.net —
Google's new browser "Chrome" has raised a big
wave of people that mistrust the new browser. A...
big point for this is the unique ID that will be assigned to the user's installation of Chrome. Because of that I wrote a small tool that automatically ...
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Google Chrome - Chrome Privacy Guard (CPG) - Die Milchtüte
googleblog.blogspot.com - 10/31/2008
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googleblog.blogspot.com —
This week, our Trondheim-based Google Alerts team launched
support for feeds, a highly requested feature you can...
use to receive alerts via the feed reader of your choice. (Of course, we think the best places to view your updates are iGoogle and ...
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Official Google Blog: Feed me! Google Alerts not just ...
lifehacker.com - 10/30/2008
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lifehacker.com —
Windows only: You've seen its flashy features and
were impressed with its speed , and now you...
wish you could put Google Chrome on your thumb drive and take it with you wherever you go? It's far from official, but German blogger Caschy has put ...
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Featured Windows Download: Portable Chrome Puts Chrome ...
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Google Chrome Updates, Improves Plug-in Support [Chrome]
Lifehacker —
... , the new open-source web browser from Google, but today Google announced a proper update for all Chrome users. According to Google, this release "is packed with plugin fixes, and early developer-channel users noted that plugin performance improved dramatically." Read More: ...
Update to Google Chrome Eases Plug-In Woes [WebWorkerDaily]
GigaOM Network —
... In a Google blog post today, Chrome developers are confirming that plug-ins now work much better, and more. ...
Google Chrome Privacy Issues Prompts Plea To Google Execs
InformationWeek - All Stories And Blogs —
... and urging viewers to use its e-mail form to submit a message to Google's board of directors demanding better privacy protection. Google's new Chrome browser presents a privacy risk for consumers, the consumer advocacy group contends, because it sends information about users' searches "without users' full understanding, consent or control." Google launched its open source Chrome browser, now in its third beta iteration ( version 0.3.154.9 ), in early September to provide a better experience and better security for browser-based applications. Chrome's Incognito mode, like ...
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