mattcutts.com - 12/17/2008
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Preventing paranoia: when does Google Chrome talk to Google.com? For better or worse, my blog is popular with the Google conspiracy-theorist demographic. :) I knew that as soon as Google Chrome launched, some readers... Google Chrome user agent It's easy to find out what Google Chrome's ...
abelssoft.net - 12/16/2008
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abelssoft.net —
Regarding to Google, "Google Chrome is a browser
that combines a minimal design with sophisticated technology to...
make the web faster, safer, and easier". Unfortunately, each Google Chrome installation contains a unique ID that allowing identifying its ...
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UnChrome - Anonymize Google Chrome - UnChrome removed ...
blog.wired.com - 12/15/2008
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blog.wired.com —
Google is taking some heat this morning from
a Wall Street journal piece that argues the company...
is abandoning its support of network neutrality in an attempt to make sites like YouTube faster than the competition. The WSJ claims that Google has ...
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Google Blasts WSJ, Says it's Still 'Committed to Network ...
downloadsquad.com - 12/17/2008
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downloadsquad.com —
Concerns about what Google Chrome does with user
data already spawned Iron , a browser based on...
the Chromium source code that strips various features like error and crash reporting, as well as the unique user identifier assigned to each install. ...
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UnChrome removes the unique ID from Google Chrome
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What Do You Dislike About Google Chrome?
Google Blogoscoped —
... , but now followed up with another post talking about what he doesn’t like about Chrome so far. It’s refreshing to see Matt take such a balanced stance. I wanted to forward the question on here too: what do you currently dislike about Chrome? ...
Matt Cutts Discusses Chrome's Shortcomings
WebProNews Feed —
... Add to his wish list if you want Six days ago, Google took the "beta" tag off its Chrome browser. Several improvements were announced at the same time. Still, not many people will claim that Chrome is perfect, and Matt Cutts has gone to the trouble of identifying 10 issues on his blog. Don't take this as a sign of friendly fire within Google; Cutts explicitly says that he's not attacking the Chrome team. Instead, the post might be better interpreted as a sign of where Chrome could go, since Cutts has a fair amount of clout and his many readers are liable to support his ...
Browser attacks, cheap iPhone myth, VC gloom and more Techmeme culls
The Seattle Times: Brier Dudley's blog —
... ). Then Google's SEO guru Matt Cutts publicly critiqued his company's Chrome browser. "I didn't mind posting this because I know the Chrome team is so strong that they can handle suggestions from a passionate user,'' he said. ...
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