Like we had said in the earlier post, we really do think that auto spell check correction feature will help Google Docs and Gmail users immensely when it comes to users who use Google Chrome

Google chrome has added support for extensions, a feature many users are eagerly awaiting for, however there are a few extensions which are already worth using.

Quite sometime we had released a handy bookmarklet that allowed you to check the page rank of any page while using Google Chrome or any other browser for that matter. However with the latest changes to the browser have enabled Google Chrome users to install and uninstall extensions in Google Chrome.

Just a few days back Google released a faster version of Google Chrome, however those who are using development and beta versions of Chrome have already been moved to version 3.0.182.2. This version has a exciting feature of auto spell check.

Google Chrome now supports the addition of extensions in the development channel, though there are not many extensions available right now, the few that are there are worthwhile using.

So what do you do in such situations when Google Chrome crashes or you accidentally closed Chrome when 10 tabs were open, turns out that Chrome does have an option to restore previous sessions, albeit they think it’s only for the geeks, however we will demystify the process for our readers in three simple steps.

Google has been displaying a “Warning: Suspected phishing site!” message for websites that use the Google Ad Services code on their website. This happens only when users are using the Google Chrome browser to browse to the site.

Although Google Chrome is radical in many aspects, it still comes with a few annoyances that you should disable or remove, and here’s how you can do that.

Google Chrome does not have any official support for Chrome extensions yet, but you can still run certain user scripts for Chrome, using a Greasemonkey hack for Chrome or by setting up Chrome to run user scripts. AdBlock+ is a very famous add-on that allows users to block ads being shown on websites, we just [...]

Google Chrome shows thumbnails of most visited sites when you open a new tab, in the latest dev version, users can remove the thumbnail from new tab pages, the removed thumbnails will be replaced by newer ones from your history.

Google Chrome does have a bookmark manager, but it does lack a lot of features that are available in other mainstream browsers. Using the Chrome Bookmarks Sorter Easily Sort Bookmarks in Google Chrome recursively.

Better Gmail is one of the most popular Firefox add-ons we have come across, enhancing Gmail to the core, however the entire library of scripts used in Better Gmail is now available for Google Chrome. Better Gmail for Chrome makes use of Google Chrome Extensions to add several features to Gmail including:

Quite recently we told you, how you can subscribe to developer channel in Google Chrome. In the latest development channel, Chrome adds the ability for users to add extensions to the browser, however extensions are not enabled by default and you will have to specify some startup parameters to them. To enable extensions in Google [...]

Google Chrome uses a unique client ID for each installation that could be used to easily identify users across computers, privacy advocates have raised lots of hue and cry over this, when Google Chrome had initially released. However like all problems, this privacy issue can also be easily tackled with some mods to Google Chrome [...]

Google Chrome is quickly gaining market share in the browser wars, however one feature missing in Google Chrome is the ability to extend the browser and add third party extensions to it. Many people have speculated that Chrome will be getting extension support as early as May 2009, turns out that they may very well [...]