That has changed as Google Wave is almost a year old and is integrated nicely with Google’s browser and InsideHW would like to prove that there are plenty of extensions out there, in fact they’ve compiled a top ten list of extensions for you to check out. If you haven’t used Chrome much lately, it is worth another try. As well, The Inquirer mentions something else that you just might find interesting, the browsers big brother Chrome OS will run legacy Windows applications from the cloud.
“A bit over a year ago, Google Chrome started sailing the waters of internet browsers. Although Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox were at the prime of their battle at that moment, while Opera and Safari continued to be a fine alternative to mainstream browsers, Google still saw the room for a new browser and offered a fantastic product over a short period of time which quickly reserved a section of the market just for itself. Besides the extreme surfing speed and user interface simplicity, Chrome had its fair share of drawbacks at the beginning, as do most prematurely presented Google products, and the lack of extensions support (addons developed by others) was universally seen as the main one…”Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
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- SeaMicro Unveils 512 Atom-Based Server @ Slashdot
- Shadow of the 16-bit Beast: an Amiga gaming retrospective @ Ars Technica
- Ortery PhotoCapture 360 @ CCER
- Microsoft’s E3 2010 keynote is today at 10:30AM PT / 1:30PM ET @ Engadget
- E3 2010’s Top Ten Rumors @ ExtremeTech
- SkyMall’s Most Bizarre Products – Part 3 @ Hardware Secrets
- More Computex Coverage @ OCC