Google Releases Updates for Chrome
Google’s new browser Chrome has been getting varied reviews. It seems the usefulness of the browser depends on your point of view, where those in the tech industry are, kinda like me, a little “neh” about it, others in the mainstream media are raving about it. It is being called all sorts of things including a replacement OS and other such nonsense. Which might be nice, if it were possible…
It also has a few issues. I couldn’t help but notice that they had to fix the carpet bombing flaw which affected other browsers, and they had a few issues with other sites that they’ve now fixed.
I couldn’t help but notice the blog post for beta-0214929, which included fixes for such minor sites as
- http://search.daum.net/
- http://search.empas.com/
- http://meta.ua/
- http://search.naver.com/
- and http://search.yahoo.com/
Hmm. Google’s new Terminator of browsers, designed to hunt down and kill other browser because it integrates with Google Gears and other stuff Google offers (which is like everything) conveniently didn’t work with a few minor search engines… Well that’s okay, it was only a few little ones. Oh, and Yahoo!. Well isn’t that a coincident :p
I wouldn’t be surprised if the internal name for this project is the Googlenator…
I also thought it was interesting to note that the “Links to this Blog Post” contained a rather notable entry:
… Ahh but they allow it, so they must be “open”. :p
Col.
Bad Lunch Combination
Mountain Dew and Bananas… ick.
Its sort of my fault, well okay, completely, but I was starting to doze off in that afternoon lull, so I decided to get a soda… you know, the old coders and caffeine thing. I also decided a banana would go help perk me up too as it has lots of good stuff. A quick Google search shows that the good stuff includes Vitamin B to help calm the nervous system, and fibre to well.. “help”. Which means that they’re the idea fruit for programmers everywhere :-)
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