FIrst look at Opera 15, which ditches Presto in favour of Chromium’s Blink rendering engine.
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The first stable version of Opera for Android with Chromium 26 rendering engine is now available for download from the Play store.
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Opera Software has announced that it will be dropping Presto and transitioning to the Chromium rendering engine and V8 JavaScript engine used by Google Chrome.
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Dell has released a Chromium OS build for the Mini 10v netbook. It is available for download from their website.
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There’s a new web browser designed around the idea that you can share more, and share more quickly on Facebook and Twitter.
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If you are not fond of the iOS running on the iPad, here is some good news. The folks from Hexxeh have been able to port the Chromium OS to the iPad.
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Jorge Castro has confirmed that Chromium will not be used as the default web-browser in UNE 10.10. They have decided to stick with Firefox for Maverick.
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I’ve seen lots of other people do this. Now it’s my turn. Here are my top 5 favorite extensions for the Google Chrome web browser.
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Flock the popular social browser which earlier ran on the Firefox Gecko engine has dumped Mozilla for Chromium, the popular new browser which also powers Google Chrome.
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The Chromium browser on Ubuntu now supports the VP8 video codec. To try a WebM video, you will need to install the latest daily build from the Chromium daily build PPA at launchpad.
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It is not Google Chrome which may replace Firefox in Ubuntu Netbook Edition 10.10 Maverick Meerkat; it is the open-source Chromium.
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A recent build of the Chromium web browser is displaying web addresses differently now. This has raised a some concerns, since Chromium is the basis for Google’s Chrome web browser and millions of users may be affected.
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Jolicloud has switched from the Mozilla driven Prism platform to a Chrome-based web app platform, which is similar to the Google Chrome OS.
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If you have installed even five or six extensions in Google Chrome, your toolbar gets crowded. This is one really annoying feature in Chrome that you can’t hide or reorder extension buttons on toolbar. A new Chromium build will allow users to hide extensions or resize them.
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