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Eye Dropper is my new favourite Google Chrome extension

    17:58 on August 25, 2010 , , ,

Ever wanted the hex code of a particular color of a particular webpage or image? Do you also use Google Chrome? Eye Dropper is the completely awesome solution that does everything you could possibly want a color picker extension to do. I can’t recommend this enough.

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New Details On Chrome OS

    17:45 on June 26, 2010 , , ,

New screenshots from Chrome OS shows a little progress. Boy, the tabs on the side thing looks awkward, as does the file manager. But I guess an operating system can’t do without the latter.

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Firefox 4 Mockups, Linux, Windows & Mac (Quick Thoughts)

    07:00 on June 21, 2010 , ,

I’m quickly becoming a fan of Stephen Horlanders design work on Firefox 4: You may click to embiggen. Some quick thoughts: We should keep in mind these are mockups. There’s a very good chance not all these three images are updated with all the latest decisions being made at Mozilla. For instance, the “Page” and [...]

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An Early Look At Google Chrome Web-Apps

    12:46 on May 30, 2010 , , ,

It’s no secret that I’m a fan of Googles Chrome browser. Which is why I followed Google’s instructions on enabling web-apps in the newest dev builds of Chrome. Here’s what I found out: Making a Chrome web-app is as simple bundling a  few icons with a URL in a .js file. Which incidentally is also [...]

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Chrome Webstore

    17:57 on May 19, 2010 , ,

Announced at Google IO is a Google Chrome web-store, no doubt created to bring good content to Chrome OS. You’ll be able to — just like on the iPhone app store — buy web-apps which are then installed in your Google Chrome browser or later this year, Chrome OS. Thoughts: They demoed Plants vs. Zombies. [...]

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VP8 Video Codec Rebranded WebM, Also Open Sourced

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It’s what many of you hoped for: Google has open sourced VP8. It’s all documented on the new official webpage, The WebM Project. Some quick thoughts and notes: YouTube is converting all its video to the WebM codec, starting with 720p video. You can opt in to the beta HTML5 version of YouTube today, and play [...]

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The Branding Of Google Chrome

    10:15 on April 16, 2010 , ,

Google is firing all its cannons with its Chrome browser. It’s out for all the major platforms, and it’s even got a dedicated operating system in development. Part of such a cross-platform effort is a strong need for visual branding — a unique look which will subconsciously tell the user which browser they’re using. For [...]

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More On WebKit 2

    19:13 on April 15, 2010 , , ,

WebKit2 is not a fork of WebKit: WebKit2 is NOT a rewrite of the whole WebKit stack. Webcore will continue mostly unchanged, and all ports currently building on top of it will keep working. It is also not a fork – the code lives in the same tree as the current version of WebKit, which [...]

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