
Screenshot of the Gmail Write New Mail Bookmark
Here’s a great way to make a Email Link bookmark in Gmail in Google Chrome so it takes you straight to “Compose Mail”.
Someone has posted a bookmarklet to email links with your default mail program, but for those who use Gmail as webmail, this will work.
Make a new bookmark and make the name Email with Gmail or whatever you want, and the URL
Code:javascript:document.location='https://mail.google.com/mail/?ui=1&view=cm&fs=1&su='+document.title+'&body='+document.location;If you want a pop-up bookmarklet, use the following URL
Code:That currently opens a new tab. I’m working on getting the pop-out effect that Gmail has.
Unfortunately, middle-clicking the first one does not work, because when it opens it in a new tab, it is reading the URL and title from that new tab instead of the original one you wanted to to link to. I may work on a solution to this in the future.Oddly this makes the text box in Gmail not the width of the screen. I’m not sure why that is, but it works just fine- just looks a little funny. If anyone can offer any wisdom to this, I would appreciate it.
via chromespot
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Well, I guess upgrading the Google Chrome isn’t actually common sense so here’s how to do it:
1) Open the “About Google Chrome” page.
2) Wait as Google Chrome checks for any updates.
3) Press the “Update Now” button please.
4) Wait for the installation of Google Chrome’s new version.
5) You should see this message that new version of Google Chrome has been installed.
6) Yey, enjoy the new version.
via chrome-forum , surfchrome
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Here’s a quick hack although many of you probably know this:
1. Visit Hotmail.com
2. Login
3. The resulting page says that Hotmail cannot identify your browser (Typical MS style, if you think it’s better than your own, pretend it doesn’t exist! Try ignoring Firefox now!). Near the bottom of this page is a link which says “continue anyway” or something on that mood. Click on that and you are good to go. And use the new 0.4beta of Chrome for better performance.
via drabir
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Chrome brings Incognito to Firefox 3.1 and IE8
Google Chrome might lack in terms of experience in comparison to Mozilla Firefox 3.1 and Microsoft’s IE8 but it turns out Firefox and IE will be implementing Chrome’s incognito stealth mode.
The incognito steath mode in Google Chrome browser (Ctrl+Shift+N in Google Chrome opens a new “incognito window”) allows users to surf the web anonymously, the browser skipping caching, saving passwords, and other important information that might possibly harm the user. (Of course, for you porno freaks, this is a perfect way to “hide” your traces.)
It’s a simply concept but Google’s Chrome browser has included as a standard option. It’s not surprising that Firefox 3.1 and IE8 will have the same feature as it’s not too complicated to implement other than “not storing any of users’ data”.
September 11, 2008 (Computerworld) Mozilla Corp. will respond to rivals Google Inc. and Microsoft Corp. with a private-browsing mode in Firefox, according to notes posted on its Web site, and is on track to deliver one in 3.1, the version that will likely go beta next month.
via computerworld
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The Australian’s copy of Google Chrome Comic was sold for $372. ($454.99 AU) – calculator
The seller will be donating all profits to charity.
What I wonder most is if Google will start selling their comic book as Chrome gains in popularity.
Perhaps, that was the genius, the Google Chrome Comic book got everyone interested and Google secretly may have paid easily couple million dollars for this “comic” marketing effort. (maybe not but it’s like it hits you later)
Here’s the excerpt from the closed auction:
One copy of the official Google Chrome copy book sent to bloggers and members of the press prior to the launch of Google’s Chrome browser.
I received mine late as they sent it to my PO Box, meaning it couldn’t get to me via courier.
An online copy of the comic book is available on Google here.
This is a limited edition print, and is not publicly available from what I’m aware. With Google Chrome quickly gaining marketshare, the book that launched a Google browser will only increase in value with time.
I’ve briefly flicked through the book, but it hasn’t been shared around, so consider the condition mint.
Given it wouldn’t be fair to profit from something sent to me directly, all proceeds after costs (ebay + paypal costs) will be donated to charity, split 50/ 50 between Beth Kanter and Beyond Blue.
via valleywag
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It’s an amazingly fast-start for Google Chrome to get out of beta to say the least. Google has just announced that Google Chrome is ready for real consumers on real computers by cutting off their “beta” sign from the new browser.
Since we first released Google Chrome, the development team has been hard at work improving the stability and overall performance of the browser. In just 100 days, we have reached more than 10 million active users around the world (on all seven continents, no less) and released 14 updates to the product. We’re excited to announce that with today’s fifteenth release we are taking off the “beta” label!
Yey, go Google!
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Browser stats at Chrome Hacks Tips Blog
Well, it seems like after a week or so, Chrome is still leading Firefox by a whopping 30% at this blog.
Here’s some interesting blog posts about Chrome:
Google Browser gets 7% share at Ars
Google Chrome Comic gets bastardized like PerezHilton
Chrome getting more attractive than ever
Google says they will “anonymize” users’ surfing
Happy Chrome-ing!
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Believe it or not, now you can get the Google Chrome Theme for your Wordpress blog . We might even consider trying this new theme for this blog.
A lightweight theme based on the highly coveted Google Chrome browser.
Common Features
- 2 columns fixed width
- Widgets ready
- Gravatar ready
- Works on Wordpress v2.5 and above
- Tested on IE6/7, Firefox, Opera, Safari
- XHTML & CSS Validated
via zoliblog, Download Google Chrome Wordpress Theme!
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Apparently, Google Chrome browser has picked up in popularity very quickly, there’s even a Firefox extension called Chromifox, which lets you make Firefox “look” like Chrome browser.
Get the Chromifox firefox extension, called a “coat of Chrome for Firefox”. Its is a bright and soft blue theme for Firefox 3 on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X, and is inspired by the appearance of the Google Chrome web browser.
via quickonlinetips
Tags:appearance, chrome tips, firefox extension, google, Google Chrome Hacks, mac os x, popularity, web browser, windows linux