Google Announces Chrome Stable For Linux, Mac
Saturday, June 5, 2010
Mountain View, California -- Google has moved the latest version of Chrome 5 for Windows out of beta and also announced stable versions of Chrome for Mac and Linux, and upgraded the browser for the first time withmany new features and speed, since launching the Web browser's fifth revision in less than two years.
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The latest Windows version operates JavaScript 30% to 35% faster than the earlier version, according to Google.
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The new stable release for Mac and Linux empowers users to synchronize bookmarks and browser preferences across multiple computers and platforms so consumers can feel at home no matter which machine they work on.
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Preferences include color themes, homepage, startup settings, Web content settings and page zoom settings.
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The latest Windows version operates JavaScript 30% to 35% faster than the earlier version, according to Google.
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The new stable release for Mac and Linux empowers users to synchronize bookmarks and browser preferences across multiple computers and platforms so consumers can feel at home no matter which machine they work on.
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Preferences include color themes, homepage, startup settings, Web content settings and page zoom settings.
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