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May 2, 2012
Learn everything you could hope to learn about Google’s browser. It’s all outlined in “Browsing at Warp Speed: Your Guide to Chrome!”. This free manual, from author Lachlan Roy, covers the basics of using Google Chrome and also outlines more than a few advanced tricks. If you want to learn everything about using Chrome – from the basics to advanced tips and tricks – download this manual now.
April 30, 2012
Offline Google Mail for Chrome allows you to use Gmail without an Internet connection. Read, search, and send emails – all offline. When you do connect to the Internet, Offline Google Mail synchronizes with your Gmail account, downloading new emails and sending queued messages. Offline Google Mail replaces the deprecated Google Gears for using Gmail offline.
April 27, 2012
Internet Explorer users and IE-only websites still exist, so even Chrome fans have to use IE occasionally. Why bother launching Internet Explorer when you can run it in a browser tab? IE Tab is ideal for web developers and anyone needing an IE-only website. IE Tab doesn’t pretend, it is IE.
April 13, 2012
The latest beta version of Google’s Chrome browser is now available for download. It includes a new open tab sync features that makes it possible for users to transfer open tabs from various devices including not only the PC but also Macs and Android smartphones. Users who update to the new Chrome beta will be [...]
April 11, 2012
Google Chrome has come from nowhere to be the third most-popular web browser in the world. It’s rapidly catching up to Firefox, which is currently sitting in second place behind the omnipresent Internet Explorer from Microsoft. How on earth has it achieved such a feat? By being new and different, and offering speed and efficiency above all else. At least in its early days.
April 5, 2012
Fool websites into thinking you’re using a different web browser or device. Whether you want to trick that ancient IE-only website into letting you in or explore what the web looks like for iPhone users, User Agent Switcher for Chrome is a great way to fool sites you visit by changing your user agent. The Internet used to be just that – the Internet. There was more or less one version, and everyone saw it. That’s no longer true.
March 30, 2012
That’s right – it’s time for another Chrome update! This time around, Google has placed a focus on hardware accelerated graphics by expanding support for two separate standards. One of these is Canvas 2D, an element of HTML5 that (as you might expect, considering the name) is used to render 2D graphics. Providing GPU acceleration [...]
March 5, 2012
The Chrome Web Store contains thousands of games – we’ve dug through them for you and unearthed some gems. Whether you’re looking for casual fun, Zen puzzles, rich 3D graphics, arcade-style multiplayer action or interesting art, we’ve got a cool game for you. Some games are full applications that use Google’s Native Client to deliver rich 3D graphics or HTML 5 for offline support.
March 2, 2012
I hate it when apps ask for permission to access my friends list, access my birthdate, and worse of all, post on Facebook as me. If you feel the same way Facebook apps and permissions, and were wishing for a way to control these permissions somewhat, even if just to feel like you’ve done something to protect your privacy, fPrivacy for Chrome could be your new best friend.
February 27, 2012
It’s easy to see why YouTube is one of the greatest places on the Web. Of course, there’s plenty of others that are just as good, if not better, but there’s still a reason why YouTube is such a household name. Inside this wonderful world of web videos, you can search and view so many [...]