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.

Google Chrome has announced that it will release two major versions six months now unlike earlier and will stress more on complete features.

Firefox, Chrome, Internet Explorer and Safari are vulnerable to exploits that can gain access to stored personal information including name, address, email id and password.

Google Chrome has been hacked by a browser plugin! The plugin checks for login account details on Gmail, Twitter and Facebook and runs with the help of JQuery. Once again, this is a proof of concept hack and will not leak any information retrieved in the process.

Google Chrome already provides support for an Adobe PDF and Flash. The plugins for both are included into Chrome builds by default. Google has taken a step towards security by issuing these updates automatically.

It has been estimated by a Firefox employee that for every new Chrome user, there are 2.5 new Firefox users. Check out other stats and the influencing factors in this post!

Google Chrome gets extensions syncing. Google Chrome has added extensions sync to the latest dev build of the browser.

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.

Apple has launched a stunning gallery of technology demos showcasing HTML5 and other web standards. Unfortunately, most of it is neither HTML5 nor standard.

Chrome got a new feature of extension notifications whereby any installed extension can send out windows style notifications. Gmail is the first to use this.

Opera Software mock’s Google Chrome’s with their parody of the Chrome Speed Test video.

Learn how to use Launchy to launch Google Chrome in Incognito mode. A complete How-To tutorial to launch Google Chrome in Incognito mode using launchy.

IncognitoSwitcher is a Google Chrome discussion that makes it easy to switch between normal and incognito mode.

If you are using the dev version (6.0.408.1 dev) of Google Chrome, you might have come across a mighty annoying bug where Chrome crashes every time you put the PC into sleep mode and then bring it out of sleep.

Google Chrome stable version is now available for Mac OS X and Linux based operating systems. Earlier Chrome stable was only available for Windows users.