Chrome

would try writing a post on browsers and how i use them, even though my usage doesn't/shouldn't matter ;) - ffcode

Seems I'm lagging a few days behind, but I'm stoked to finally have AdBlock+ and EasyList in Chrome. - Vezquex: God of FF from Bookmarklet

It is funny, though, that the 4.0.237.0 build has a quarter circle icon in the task bar (like a frozen loading throbber). - Vezquex: God of FF

I use privoxy instead. Seems to do the job. - Dylan Scott Hatch

Nice. - Shey, Jamaican of FF

doesn't happen in the Linux version yet, but looking forward to it! - Mitchell McKenna

Are you on Dev? - Jeremy

I've been doing that for about 2 months. It's sketchy on occasion, but it's pretty stable. - Jeremy

And does that mean that the extension will be able to steal user's passwords that are saved in Chrome, for example? - Anton

جدول خوبی داره، تست مرورگر های آی ای 8 / فایرفاکس 3.5 و 3.6 بتا 1 کروم نسخه 3 نهایی و 4 بتا / روی یک سیستم یکسان - M♥hammad from Bookmarklet

کلا دارم وسوسه میشم اکانت گوگل داشته باشم :) ولی من مقاومت می کنم !! - M♥hammad

"The latest Chrome beta build ushers in a great new feature: bookmark syncing. If you use multiple computers, or even just appreciate a cloud backup of your browser bookmarks, this feature will be a boon." - Mitchell McKenna from Bookmarklet

خوشم میاد زودتر از همه برای ویندوز منتشر می کنه :)) - M♥hammad

"The extension development for the Google Chrome browser is slowly taking up speed. While there is still no option to use extensions in the latest public release of the Google browser the developers are slowly improving the capabilities of the extensions manager. The latest dev builds of the web browser support extensions right out of the box without having to supply startup parameters as it was previously required. It is generally expected that extension development will really take off when the public releases of the browser start supporting extensions." - LouCypher from Bookmarklet

"Before extensions arrived on the developer channel, Userscripts and bookmarklets were your only options. Both are still great ways to add some kick-ass functionality to Chrome. If you're running the stable or beta builds, you may want to stick to them for now." - LouCypher from Bookmarklet

...beneath the search box will be the most recent searches you did(which is not shown here). This would be really handy. - vijay

Found a workaround here: http://www.google.com/support... It doesn't fix the problem, but it at least tells me what's going on and how I can work around it (resize or move the window, and the PDF will magically appear). Hope this gets fixed soon. - Curtiss Grymala

I've got a smooth scroll extension and it's just updated itself. Now scrolling up and down a page is SO slow. I need to change the settings if I can. - Kol Tregaskes

Thanks. :-) - Kol Tregaskes

ChromePlus has all the functionalities that Google Chrome has. More, ChromePlus added some useful features such as Mouse gesture, Super drag, IE tab, etc. - Eric Logan from Bookmarklet

I'm guessing keyboard navigation + accessibility. - Johan Bakken from iPhone

Is there an irony in the fact that this seems to come from a BMW auto fanboy? - Brian Sullivan

lol you made me think about something http://njr-team.com/2009... this will make crash all the browser except Chrome(it half crash) and maybe safari ( not tested i'd like if someone could confirm it to me) - snipe123

There already is a version of Chrome available for Mac and Linux. There has been an official beta version available for about six months (it's update on an almost daily basis). Before that, there was an unofficial version that ran through WINE. - Curtiss Grymala

thanks for the info can you give me a link to it? - snipe123

Awesome ending! - Don Bonaddio from Bookmarklet

Chrome 4.0.222.12 available for download - M♥hammad from Bookmarklet

Judah, by "support" I mean Chrome "has" Jumplists already, which the article specifically says Chrome doesn't have. Whoever wrote that post could benefit from doing a little more research and fact verification the next time they write one. - vijay

"This is a Google Chrome extension which enables mouse strokes (also known as mouse gestures) in the browser. With this extension, you can perform common tasks by simply wipe your mouse. With the right mouse button pressed, draw the letter ‘h’ (down, up, right, down) to open the help page. Note that due to the security restrictions of Google Chrome extension system, the extension works in regular web pages only (any http:// or https:// sites) at this time, that means your strokes won’t work in pages like ‘chrome://newtab’ or ‘chrome://extensions’" - vijay from Bookmarklet

absolutely true. "They are ugly and, worst yet, superfluous." - vijay from Bookmarklet

Don't know if I want it. . . Well might as well try it out - Devin

...D: - Dulcinea Renee'

hahahaha ! the firefox code crashes my chrome tab :) - Liviu Sas