Finally the moment has arrived when Google decided to atleast remove beta from one of its services. Google has played this smart tactics by launching many things publicly, but in beta phase.

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Despite a lot of buzz about Google Chrome, one thing which is preventing many Firefox users from making a switch is, no support for third-party addons/plugins in Google Chrome. If all you want is one firefox plugin, GreaseMonkey, then there is a software called GreaseMetal out there, which can Continue reading

Google’s open source browser is now unofficially ported to Mac and Linux by geeks at CodeWeavers. Officials ports for non-Windows OS are under-development and will take some time to hit your desktops. But those who are eager, can try Crossover Chromium. On Mac, it will support Intel based Continue reading

Google launched their first public version of open source browser named Chrome. As of now available only for Windows, this browser will most probably eat into Microsoft’s Internet Explorer’s market share. Well this is good news for web developer guys as IE always made it hard to develop Continue reading