Google Chrome for Mac and Linux

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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 OS X 10.4 or higher. PowerPC Macs are not supported. On Linux side you can run it on almost all distributions.

Crossover is a standard Mac app which allows you to install many popular Windows applications and games on your Intel OS X Mac.

I tested it on my Macbook Pro. It took a lot of time for first-time initialization. And Overall application performance is also bad. I hope Linux users find some better result. Personally, I will wait for official Port. I don’t like Chrome much but as a web-developer I have to check my designs and services in Chrome to as it is gaining large pie of browser market share.

Link: Crossover Chromium

Related: Googles Chrome’s Features and alternative Firefox Plugins for same

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