All you need to do is to get chrome browser started with –enable-plugins option There are few more options which you might want to tryout . –enable-greasemonkey –enable-user-scripts –enable-extensions PS: Chrome might crash with Flash as its still in development. Don’t blame me if it crashes while you work enjoy flash movies on it.

Yes, I downloaded the development release of  google chrome on my Ubuntu box and found that it’s really rendering Kannada fine. But, there is one more thing which needs to be looked into. Numbers in Kannada are not rendering fine as of now. Any body wanna work on this?

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 [...]

It was nice to look at clear and clear look of my favorite websites on Google Chrome. I did face few issues while testing this on my systems though. I couldn’t install flash plugin while I was on windows XP. I had to download flash plugin separately and then get things working. Also Microsoft Silver [...]

Yes, Google chrome is now available for download. But sadly its available only for Windows and not for Mac OSX/Linux. This new browser is completely open source. Hopefully it Mac and Linux versions will be made available without much delay. Here you can read more about Chrome from Google blog directly.

Google Chrome, its an open source browser. Find the google chrome comic book with lot more info on it. Author/Maintainer: Google Inc. Home Page:  http://www.google.com/chrome Screen Shot:http://www.icewalkers.com/google_chrome.png License: OpenSource Version: Unavailable yet [Development] Release Date: September 2, 2008 Download: Not available yet