Google Chrome.

Become a Chrome Guru: Part-2

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Open the last session’s tabs automatically.  Also like Firefox, Chrome can automatically restore the tabs from your last browser session. In that same Options area as above, just select “Restore the pages that were open last.” Add the home button to your toolbar.  Chrome’s toolbar is pretty sparse by design, but once you’ve set your … Read more

Become a Chrome Guru

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Warning: Before you brand me as a Chrome fantic, and brand this blog as Chrome centeric, let me explain we all have fetishes, and mine is Goooooogle, besides this is really earth shattering, consider this 1% userbase in single day. then we got o cover/uncover this. Now that you’ve been enjoying Google Chrome’s headliner features … Read more

Unravelling the Chrome masterplan… with Windows 2.03

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Technorati Profile Analysis of The Google Masterplan : When people buy software – buy it in seriously large amounts – it isn’t just today’s binary they’re choosing. They’re buying what they think is a bit of the future – they’re buying a piece of risk insurance. This explains why very mature and well-proven systems often … Read more

Google Chrome: 1% Market Share In Less Than a Day

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Spoiler Warning : While I intend to develop this blog into a web-design and UI resource and discussion lounge, I cannot refrain myself from tracking the progress of Google Chrome. While the early release of the Chrome comic might have changed the way Google went about launching its new browser, it definitely did not hurt … Read more

A comic that changed the Strategic stability in Browser Wars!

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With the possible exception of the Watchmen trailer, I don’t remember a comic book ever stopping the web community in shock. The surprise unveiling of Google Chrome yesterday—in comic book form—did just that. Google leaked news of the browser yesterday by releasing a comic book (by comics legend Scott McCloud) describing the design decisions that … Read more