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Where Does Google Chrome Install Itself?

The first thing we thought about doing, while we were trying to run Java applets in Google Chrome was to drop the Safaris Java plugin into Google Chrome folder. The problem we saw was that Google Chrome does not install itself into the default application directory “Program Files”, so we checked the properties of the exe [...]
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Block JavaScript in Google Chrome. NoScript’s features in Chrome!

The latest Dev channel of Google Chrome offers advance options to control cookies, images, JavaScript, plug-ins, and pop-ups. Users can either block these contents or opt to allow only certain trusted sources. Read More | Tweet This

Google Chrome Now Supports Greasemonkey Scripts

Google Chrome 4 now supports Greasemonkey scripts which means you can enjoy the userscripts as chrome extensions. Read More | Tweet This

Google Chrome 5 Debuts, Adds More Controls for Users

Google Chrome 5 is released to the dev channel. It fixes several bugs and now also allows users to control cookies, images, JavaScript, Plug-ins and Pop-ups. You can control whether to allow cookies or load images in the browser, add exceptions for cookies, disable images, disable JavaScript and more in Google Chrome 5. Read More | Tweet This

Lock Tab Alerts You Before Closing A Tab or Window in Google Chrome

Quite sometime back I had told you about a solution to overcome accidental browser closure in Google Chrome, however, I just came across a Google Chrome extension which locks tabs and alerts you when you try to close it or load a new URL in it. Read More | Tweet This

You Will Soon Be Able To Hide Extension Buttons On Chrome’s Toolbar

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. Read More | Tweet This