Download Google Chrome 12 Final

 It seems like Mozilla Firefox development team has tough hill to climb in order to beat Google in its own game, that’s rapid development cycle. Google Chrome development team has worked hard to move their popular Google Chrome browser to stable version of 12. The latest stable version of Google Chrome 12 has included lot of new features, enhancements, security updates, improvements and increased stability, such as hardware accelerated 3D CSS and a new Safe Browsing feature.


Key features of the Google Chrome 12 stable includes:

• Hardware accelerated 3D CSS.
• New safe browsing protection against downloading malicious files.
• Ability to delete Flash cookies from inside Chrome.
• Launch apps by name from the Omnibox.
• Integrated sync into new settings pages.
• Improved screen reader support.
• New warning when hitting Command-Q on Mac.
• Removal of Google Gears.

Chrome users who like to know further details of the security fixes been applied to Chrome 12 can refer to Chromium security page. Anyway, if your Google Chrome browser not yet upgraded to stable version (currently at version 12.0.742.91) then you can download from http://www.google.com/chrome or through the below direct download links for Google Chrome 12.0.742.91 for Windows, Linux and Mac platform.
Google Chrome stable 10 for Windows XP, Vista and 7: http://www.google.com/chrome/intl/en/landing_chrome.html?hl=en&hl=en
Google Chrome stable 10 for Mac: http://www.google.com/chrome/intl/en/landing_chrome_mac.html?hl=en&hl=en
Google Chrome stable 10 for Linux: http://www.google.com/chrome/eula.html?platform=linux&hl=en&hl=en&hl=en

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Google Chrome Shortcuts, Easy Using With Google Chrome

Ctrl+D –   Bookmark the current  webpage.
Ctrl+P –   Print your current page.
Ctrl+H –   View the History page.
Ctrl+J –   View the Downloads page.
Ctrl+O –  Open a File from your Computer.
Ctrl+F –   Open Find-In- page box.
Ctrl+G or F3 –   Find next match for Find-In- page box.
Ctrl+Shift+G or Shift+F3 –   Find Previous match for Find-In- page box.
Ctrl+S –   Opens Save As Dialog Box.
Ctrl+T –   Opens a New Tab.
Ctrl+Shift  and click a link –  Opens link in a new Tab and switches too.
Ctrl+1 through Ctrl+8  - Switches to the tab at the specified position                number on the tab strip.
Ctrl+9 –   Switches to the last Tab.
Ctrl+PgDown –    Switches to the Next Tab.
Ctrl+PgUp –    Switches to the Previous Tab.
Ctrl+N –   Opens a New Window.
Ctrl+Shift+N –   Opens a New Incognito Window.
Alt+F4 –   Closes Current Window.
Ctrl+W or Ctrl+F4 –  Closes the current tab.
Ctrl+U –   View  page.
Ctrl++ –   Text Size Up.
Ctrl+- –   Text Size Down.
Ctrl+0 –   Return Text Size Normal.
Ctrl+Shift+B –   Toggle bookmarks bar.
Drag  link to bookmarks bar –  Bookmark the link.
F5 -    Reload Current Page.
Esc –    Stop Page Loading.
Shift+Esc –    Opens Task Manager.
Alt+Home -  Opens your homepage in your current Tab.
Ctrl+F5 or Shift+F5 –    Ignore Cached Conten and Reload The Current Page.
Ctrl+Shift+Del –    Clears Browsing Data.
Hold Alt, while clicking a link – Download The Link.
Alt+F or Alt+E -   Opens the wrench menu, which lets you customize and control settings in Google Chrome.
Keep Your Internet Browsing Speedy!!!

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Catch The Cache In Internet Explorer

Are you running out of space on your Windows hard drive partition? If so, there is a fair change that your Web Browser’s Internet cache/browsing history is taking up a good portion of your drive. If you have plenty of room on another drive then an option other than just cleaning everything out, is to actually move it to this other drive.
For Internet Explorer create a folder on the drive with plenty of space where you want the new cache/browsing history files to go. Now go Start Menu/Control Panel/Internet Option, in the general tab (Browsing History) click the Setting button. From here you can control the cache/browsing history properties. Click the Move folder button and select the drive, then the new folder and press Ok, and again and once more to fix the setting.
Happy Internet Browsing!

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Google Chrome Task Manager

The Task Manager in Chrome is very similar to the Windows Task Manager, in that memory, CPU usage and other activities are monitored. Another similarity is that it can be used to end a process.
There are a couple ways to access the Chrome Task Manager. The easiest way, is the keyboard shortcut (Shift+Esc). Or, it can be accessed by clicking on the wrench icon in the upper right corner, and selecting Tools>Task manager from the menus.
Right clicking on one of the items in the list will bring up a menu, where the information on any checked items will be displayed in columns.
If you want to force a webpage or application to close, just click the End process button.

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Internet Explorer 9 Shortcut Keys

We all know that keyboard shortcuts make operating programs quicker, thats why we presenting Internet Explorer 9 shortcuts to make your browsing smooth!
Ctrl + +  (plus sign) – Zoom in a webpage
Ctrl + –  (minus sign) – Zoom out in a webpage
Ctrl + o  - Open a webpage
Ctrl + S – Save a web page for offline viewing.
Ctrl + Shift + Tab – Move back through tabs
Ctrl + Tab – Move forward through tabs.
Ctrl + T – Opens a new browser tab
Ctrl + w – Closes the current browser tab.
Ctrl + K – Copies the current browser tab and opens it.
Ctrl + N – Open a new Internet Explorer window.
Ctrl + J – Opens the Internet Explorer Download Manager.
Ctrl + L – Select the address bar so that you can type in a new address.
Ctrl + B – organize your Internet Explorer favorites.
Ctrl + D – Can be used to bookmark a webpage or add it to your Internet explorer favorites.

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Google Chrome extension for Blogger Dynamic Views.

Blogger now provides new and different ways of viewing their blogs. Blogger Dynamic Views use the latest in web technology to deliver five exciting layouts -Flipcard, Mosaic, Sidebar, Snapshot and Timeslide.

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How to make Firefox look like Google Chrome

Google Chrome is a great competent new browser. Many people like Google Chrome's slick, simple, and enchanting interface. However, Firefox is another great browser, and most people consider it to be far better than Google Chrome. Thus, some are reluctant to switch to Google Chrome, but desire to have their Firefox browser to look like Google Chrome. Thus, the primary purpose of this article is to show you how to make your Firefox look like Google Chrome.

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How to Move From Firefox to Chrome?

Google Chrome can import your bookmarks and other browsing data from an existing installation of Mozilla Firefox, allowing you to switch to Google Chrome without losing your personal information. Google Chrome can import your bookmarks, browsing history, search engines and saved passwords from Mozilla Firefox as well as Internet Explorer. After installing Google Chrome, you can visit the Chrome Web Store to download extensions and Web apps to replace any extensions you had installed in Firefox.

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How to Download and Install Google Chrome

Google Chrome is a new internet browser that combines a sleek and simple design with sophisticated technology to make the web faster, safer, and easier.

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