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post #141 of 224
4/14/11 at 1:32am
Google Chrome 12.0.733.0 Beta

- Contains updates focused on stability and UI tweaks.

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post #142 of 224
4/15/11 at 11:44am
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Chrome appears to be getting faster by the day.
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post #143 of 224
4/17/11 at 11:24pm
Have you tried ChromePlus? It is Chrome, but not intrusive like Google winknudge.gif

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post #144 of 224
4/30/11 at 11:24pm
Google Chrome 12.0.742.12 Beta

- Continues to address UI and performance issues, as well as updates the Sync preferences UI.

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post #145 of 224
5/3/11 at 5:27am
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I'm running Chrome 11, for some reason the spell checker is broken (red underlined)

Anyone know of this issue?

I'm on Windows 7
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post #146 of 224
5/18/11 at 5:22am
Google Chrome 13.0.767.1 Beta

* All
- Print preview work continues
- Omnibox string matching improvements

Installer

I am always amazed at the the little number of bugs in the change log from Google Chrome laugh4.gif

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post #147 of 224
5/20/11 at 7:01am
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I'm having problems with tabs loading on my Win7 machine.

This pretty much is what I'm experiencing. http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Chrome/thread?tid=49b3db48d276d74f&hl=en

Also, Spell Check isn't working.

Does anyone have ANY ideas why these two things would occur on my fresh install of win7?
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I will often open a link in a new tab, then go back to the original tab to continue reading. While the new page is loading, response to scrolling in the original page is affected. The response lag makes reading very difficult. Once the secondary pages load, scrolling in the original page goes back to normal. Most commonly, this is with Google Reader as the original page, but it's not the only place where this is an issue.

Since the tabs are separate processes, why is a page that's already loaded affected as much as it is?

Chrome v11.0.696.68 in Win 7 Enterprise 32-bit
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post #148 of 224
5/22/11 at 2:38am
Your Flash up to date?

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post #149 of 224
5/23/11 at 4:34pm
Has anyone checked out the new experimental WebGL stuff they've done with Chrome? Go to http://ro.me in Chrome and have fun.
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post #150 of 224
5/23/11 at 6:50pm
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Your Flash up to date?

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Yes
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post #151 of 224
5/23/11 at 6:50pm
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Has anyone checked out the new experimental WebGL stuff they've done with Chrome? Go to http://ro.me in Chrome and have fun.

I'm reluctant to try new google things right now.
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post #152 of 224
5/24/11 at 1:38am
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Your Flash up to date?

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Yes

I'd try with a version up or down and see if the problem still persists.

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post #153 of 224
5/24/11 at 1:42am
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Has anyone checked out the new experimental WebGL stuff they've done with Chrome? Go to http://ro.me in Chrome and have fun.

I played with hardware acceleration a while back when Firefox first introduced it. It has quite a way to go just yet and one does need to have a good GPU to appreciate it. Firefox already has it in 5 and 6 but not turned on due to some nasty security concern that has been floating out there

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post #154 of 224
6/7/11 at 1:21am
Google Chrome 13.0.782.10 Beta

- Contains an updated version of Adobe Flash.

... getting ready for them to update their stable versions as well laugh4.gif

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post #155 of 224
6/9/11 at 7:52am
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12 was released yesterday.

Ability to delete flash cookies!
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post #156 of 224
6/10/11 at 3:59am
Despite affirmations from Google about how Chrome OS is designed for notebooks (better known as Chromebooks), more evidence that they’re taking the operating system into a tablet-friendly market has surfaced. The folks over at Chrome Story stumbled upon a Chrome OS daily build for Tegra 2 devices a week ago (which can’t be shared at the moment) and now they’ve managed to dig up screenshots of the Google Chrome web browser with a touch UI.

At the moment it can’t be confirmed if this version of the browser is for Chromebooks or for Android tablets/phones, but what we do know is that Chrome has the ability to work with touchscreen devices. Besides the obvious onscreen keyboard and extra large buttons, it also features support for landscape/portrait rotation – another key function that most smartphone/tablet apps have.

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chrometouchui.jpg
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post #157 of 224
6/15/11 at 12:56pm
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12 was released yesterday.

Ability to delete flash cookies!

make sure that you update it now -security fixes on the final version laugh4.gif

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post #158 of 224
6/17/11 at 4:51am
Google Chrome 14.0.794.0 Beta

# All
* Updated V8 - 3.4.3.0
* When installing items from the chrome webstore, we now always prompt with a native confirmation dialog.
* Fix for failing navigation with chrome://newtab showing.
# Security
* DNSSEC authenticated HTTPS supported.
* Intermittent connectivity issues with broken SSLv3 servers fixed.


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post #159 of 224
8/12/11 at 11:32am
Google Chrome 15.0.849.0 Beta

it's that time of the day where they run out of numbers laugh4.gif

# All
* Updated V8 3.5.2.0
* FTP: added directory listing parser for OS/2 format
* FTP: fix directory listing parsing for Hylafax
* Large speed improvement for print preview
* This release also contains fixes for many known stability issues.

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post #160 of 224
8/18/11 at 11:57am
Google Chrome 15.0.854.0 Beta

# All
* Updated V8 3.5.5.0
* Fixed uninstalls for forced install extensions
* Fixed many known stability issues

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