Google Chrome has been seeing several improvements over the past few months and the lightweight and fast browser, has been made more faster by the Chrome development team. The best thing about this new beta is speed — it’s 25% faster on our V8 benchmark and 35% faster on the Sunspider benchmark than the current [...]

Google Chrome has turned out from being a newbie browser, to a pretty widely used one these days, and the developers have been releasing updates to the browser, making Chrome more and more better day by day. In the latest feature released to the Developer Channel of Google Chrome, they have released the option for [...]

Though Google Chrome is a very popular browser, they have been releasing regular updates which carry more features in the development versions of the browser, Google Chrome offers 3 different versions of their browser, which are as follows; Stable channel. Everyone is on the Stable channel when they first install Google Chrome. The Stable channel [...]

Sometimes back we had told you about a Firefox add-on that will help you save entire webpages as PDF files. However if you are a Google Chrome, Internet explorer, Safari or Opera user you can also save webpages as PDF files with the help of a handy bookmarklet.

Google Chrome is definitely a browser worth using, however it still lacks quite a lot of features for mainstream users, which includes lack of support for add-ons like Firefox and the lack of RSS support. In the past though we have told you about several bookmarklets, that would help you add some of the missing [...]

This is a guest post written by Tim Brazer who blogs at TimBrazer.com, you can catch up all the latest posts from Tim by subscribing to his RSS feed. You can also get in touch with Tim by email or following him on Twitter. Google Chrome, identified as a browser with a minimalistic design while [...]

While Google Chrome has become my default browser, there is no lost love for Firefox and I have been using and talking about several Firefox extensions which are really helpful in making my life more productive and helping me manage all my social networking in a single place. Google Chrome on the other  hand is [...]

Google Chrome has a very nice startpage where you are shown the most visited websites, recent bookmarks and recently closed tabs, though Firefox has several add-ons such as Fast Dial, it does not come close to giving you the experience of Google Chrome. If you are looking to get a similar experience in Firefox, you [...]

In the past we had mentioned about Firefox themes for Google Chrome but what if you are a Opera user? Well there is some good news if you wanted Opera to look like Chrome, there is a Google Chrome theme available for Opera, which will bring the minimalist look and feel of Chrome to Opera. [...]

I may be missing the point, but Google Chrome definitely adds to another funny error messages we all love to see, but that said I cannot understand where the Kill Pages button disappeared all of a sudden.  

After having installed over 50 extensions in Firefox, my right click menu has grown over bounds, the one thing I live above Google Chrome is the fact that it only shows me only essential contextual options when I right click on certain objects in a page. For example take a look at the screenshots, for [...]

With the recent PageRank update many webmasters and publishers may be eager to check their latest PageRank scores, but if you are using Google Chrome there is no toolbar available yet to view the PageRank. If you do not want to switch between multiple browsers just to check page ranks, here is a handy bookmarklet [...]

Have you ever missed the dual-pane split browser add-on for Firefox while using Google Chrome? That is one add-on that allowed you to work with two websites on a single page, increasing your productivity while allowing you to interact with more than one page at a time. If you are missing the functionality here is [...]

Sometime back we had introduced you to few bookmarklets that bring in features from Firefox add-ons into Google Chrome, to add to that here are few more bookmarklets that will let you add Google Toolbar features into Google Chrome. To install these bookmarklets, drag the URLs and drop it in your bookmarks bar.

Google Chrome is only available for Windows officially but there is a workaround which will allow you to run Chrome on a Linux flavor like Ubuntu. Codeweavers have released a version of Google Chrome that will run on any Linux flavor as well as on a Mac, so if you have been using these OS [...]