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Shortly after Google Chrome’s Extensions gallery opened, we rounded up 18 worthy downloads. Now that Chrome’s official add-on market has matured a bit, we’ve dug up more productive, annoyance-fixing, feature-adding extensions that you should consider adding to your collection. At this point, extensions for Google Chrome work on the Beta and Dev channels for Windows, [...]
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- Tags: beta, Bull, Chrome, extension, gmail, google, google apps, handy window, mail checker, mail notifier, Tab
Google Talks Chrome Extension Internationalization
In: tutorial
14 Jan 2010Google announced today that starting with Chrome Developer Channel release 4.0.288.1 and beta channel release 4.0.249.64 for Windows, an internationalization (i18n) framework for Google Chrome Extensions is available and enabled by default. “This framework lets extension developers translate user-visible parts of the extension manifest — such as the name and description, and localize messages using [...]
Google I/O 2010 Registration Is Open
In: web resources
13 Jan 2010Google has announced details for the next Google I/O, the company’s largest developer event. It runs May 19 and 20, 2010, at Moscone Center in San Francisco. Registration is $400 now, but the price goes up to $500 a month before the event, so register early. Students and faculty can get in for $100, but [...]
Don’t Break the Chain Tracks Your Progress Seinfeld-Style in Chrome [Downloads]
In: Coding
10 Jan 2010Chrome only: Extension Don’t Break the Chain tracks your progress with Jerry Seinfeld’s productivity secret—a calendar that tracks how many consecutive days you’ve successfully achieved a certain goal. All the extension really does is bundle up the calendar from previously mentioned webapp Don’t Break the Chain and move it into an easy-access button on your [...]
The beta version of Google Chrome for Mac is still missing a critical feature: extensions. If you’re daring enough to try out an even less-tested version of Chrome than the beta, though, you can now easily install extensions in Chromium, the developer version of Chrome. Extensions were already available to Windows users, and to folks [...]
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- Tags: beta, Chrome, Chromium, critical feature, developer version, Firefox, google, Mac, mozilla firefox, version
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