Source: http://www.chromeexperiments.com/detail/gravity/ Check and try more Chrome experiments at : http://www.chromeexperiments.com I downloaded Chrome for Linux today and just trying out all possible things.. It still doesn’t support unicode properly. Thats the main concern.

How did I really forget to tell you all about Firefox 3.1 beta? Between I was totally ignorant about the FireFox version all these days and even forgot that I had installed a beta release to test some of its cool features.. Cool features? What is so cool about Firefox 3.1? Check this list directly [...]

Hmm, early in the morning I went on hunting hints for running Chrome on Linux and put up and article. Once everything was done, Google search did point me to Chromium. Oh yes! Chrome which can run on Linux/Mac. Cool!, I need not take all the trouble of editing Icon file etc to get this [...]

All you need to do is to find the Options dialouge from the Settings menu available in the right top corner of the Chrome browser. Ok, Your options dialouge looks like this. Now, go ahead and click on “Under the hood” tab. Scroll down and find the SSL v2 related options. Once you’re there select [...]

We all felt bad when google released its brand new browser Chrome only for Windows. It was not released even for Mac OS. That day I did try installing Google Chrome on Linux using Wine but didn’t get much time to really hack into it and resolve some errors displayed on my console during the [...]

Ultimately nothing is secure and it depends on our risk taking capacity to go ahead with what we have got. Few of my friends from The Wifi-Hack have been quite busy testing Chrome and they also found few news updates from security hackers and watchers community. A new post on their website describes how Chrome [...]