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Chrome Stable Updates to Version 6 with Extension Syncing and Form Autofill
Windows/Mac/Linux: Two years after its inception, web browser Google Chrome reaches version 6 in its stable release today, bringing with it the much sought-after extension syncing, form autofill and autofill syncing, and an even more streamlined UI. More »
Google Chrome 6 goes stable, 2nd birthday celebration brings extension and autofill sync
It's Chrome's second birthday today, and in addition to posting some fancy-schmancy images to celebrate Google Chrome's stable channel has been bumped to version 6. For those of you still keeping tabs on version changes, it's only been four months since Chrome 5 went stable.
The update means that all Chrome users can now take advantage of extension and autofill sync -- both important parts of Google's desire to keep your 'browsing platform' uniform across all the computers you use.
Version 6 also brings the new consolidated menu, richer content settings (JavaScript, plug-ins, notifications, and the like), and the first-run search engine selection screen. There's also a faster V8 JavaScript engine under the hood.
No announcement yet from the Chrome Blog, but we'll add a link once their official post has gone live. In the meantime, the Chromium blog has a breakdown of some of the more important security updates and feature additions.
Autofill for Google Chrome (BETA)
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Chrome's beta version can now fill out long web forms for you in just one click. A Google software engineer, James Hawkins, demos the new feature and shows how to add and manage personal information, or disable the feature entirely. You can install Chrome's beta channel here: www.google.com
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