If you’re like me and check the same sites every day, it gets frustrating to go to them each time. Sure, Google Chrome makes it easy by showing you the top 8 sites you have visited the most recently but still, you have to open a tab and click on the site, for each site you want to view. So I thought – can I create a script to do this for me so I only have one thing to click on whenever I want to check my emails, my facebook, my blog, my google reader and a couple of other sites I regularly check?
Google Chrome OS – are users ready for it?
From what I gather from What is Google Chrome OS video, Google Chrome OS is an operating system that only includes a browser. Great, as we all spend a lot of time on the internet, right?
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Google Chrome Web Store preview now up for developers
The developer dashboard for Google Chrome Extensions is now up at https://chrome.google.com/extensions/developer/dashboard.
I haven’t tested it yet but it seems that you need to pay a one-time developer registration fee of $5. The fee is said to be required to verify your account and at that value, I can’t really think that Google is expecting to make money off developers registering. In comparison, to register as a Google Android developer, the fee is $25.
The HTML5 Test – how well does your browser support HTML5?
The HTML5 test tool was updated yesterday – check out how your browser fares!
Firefox 3.5.9 for Ubuntu scores 126 (out of 300) and 4 bonus points.
Google Chrome 6.0.408.1 Dev for Ubuntu scores 217 and 7 bonus points.
What’s your browser’s score?