What is Google Chrome ™ for Linux®?
Google Chrome ™ for the Linux operating system is an open source browser. The version of Google Chrome ™ developer for Linux was released in June 2009. This version should not be downloaded to the consumer; Instead, the developers were encouraged to test and improve the browser.
The first developer version lacked many Google Chrome ™ stable features for Microsoft Windows®. Missing features included the ability to play built -in videos on some websites, the ability to adjust the browser's personal data protection settings, or even the ability to print from the browser. The version of this developer Google Chrome ™ Pro Linux has been released at the same time as the version of Google Chrome ™ developer for Mac OS®.
By December 2009, most errors in Google Chrome ™ developer have been resolved for Linux. At the moment, Google has officially upgraded the Beta browser and encouraged Nen-Developers to download your browser and try. By May 2010Google has officially released a stable version of Google Chrome ™ Pro Linux along with a stable version of browser for other popular operating systems.
The original version of Google Chrome ™ was released in September 2008 for Windows®. The company has also released the source code for Linux and Mac OS® ports. Although it was only partially functional, it eventually led to the version of Linux developer Google Chrome ™ and finally the first stable edition.
Google Chrome ™ is a simplistic but robust browser. The first thing that many users notice about the browser - regardless of the operating system - is that the browser header is simple, straight and smaller than its primary competitors. Google is known to support browser speed compared to competitors. The company released a speed test showing the browser's ability to start and open eight 15 seconds viewing cards.
for a web browserLinux is available for Google Chrome ™ extensions. Large, open-source extension and gallery of Google applications is accessible only a few clicks. The gallery is searched according to the keyword function and extension. Google Chrome ™ Pro Linux also comes with an optional mode that wipes every track of the website visited while browsing. This web browsing mode is sometimes referred to as "porn mode" by some users and media members.