Web browsers store history about the sites you have visited in a window or tab to let you easily go back and forth, you can use the back button or use a shortcut key.

Google Chrome does not display/render XML content on the browser, however you can still view it from the source, this is because it does not have a proper XML parser yet.

More and more Google Chrome Extensions are cropping up for Google Chrome, however there is no proper management options available for managing extensions

The ChromeGestures extension for Google Chrome will allow you to perform several actions based on mouse movements, for example if you perform down and right gesture with your mouse it will open a new tab.

Google Chrome still does not have the ability to add a toolbar like Google Toolbar and any other one’s in fact, there are many people who use several toolbars to track SEO information like Page Rank and more.

Just a few days back we had told you about a Firefox Add-on to create notes in Firefox, if you are Google Chrome user, we came across a similar extension that will work for Chrome.

If you are bored with the look of your Google Chrome theme, you can always install a new Google Chrome theme, however if you want to add some interesting icons to Chrome without installing a theme, you can do that with the Toons Buttons Google Chrome Extension.

Before even the news of Google launching a operating system could settle down, Engadget has acquired a set of leaked screenshots of the Google Chrome OS.

We talked about how Google was developing their own operating system, in that post we had said that we would do a more detailed post about what things look for Microsoft & cover other discussions, here is what we actually think about the Google OS post.

If you have not been in hibernation for the past 4-5 years, you might have been hearing rumors about how Google was secretly building a operating system to rival Microsoft.

Google Chrome allows users to undo tabs that they have closed in two different ways, in this post we will look at the 2 days to undo closed tabs in Chrome.

This is my personal review so I will go with my own opinions, however Firefox 3.5 is a bit faster than the earlier versions, even with Firefox 3.5 they have not learnt a lot of things they should have learnt, several things that matter in user experience have been left out, and several things including tab management which people install as add-ons but never use have been incorporated.

Microsoft’s marketing campaigns sometimes do not make any sense at all, however here is another campaign they have undertaken to promote IE8, with this competition they aim to grow their market share in the browser wars.

Remember v3.0.187.1 is a dev channel so don’t download it unless you have been using the dev channel for Chrome.

If you are using the dev channel for Google Chrome do not download or update the browser to v3.0.187.0, this version is very unstable and crashes the browser whenever you visit the menu item.