Re: Google Browser: Chrome
 

Well the portable version of Google Chrome almost works under Wine. All seems to work except the actual html rendering (interface and all shows up seemingly fine, but not without many fixme's displaying in xterm).

EDIT: For those interested, the portable version can be downloaded here.

Re: Google Browser: Chrome
 

Can someone provide a direct link to the actual download please? Presumably there's an .exe file to download somewhere.. I want to download it when sitting on a Linux box, and the too-smart-for-their-own-good chrome page detects that I'm using a Linux browser and just sends me to a sign-up page for a future linux version. Argh, I hate some of the web designers out there..

Anyway.. direct link anyone?

Re: Google Browser: Chrome
 

I gots to get to get to adding words

Re: Google Browser: Chrome
 

Try here. That gets you to the eula which will navigate you to the download. The installer won't run under wine though, only the portable version actually runs :\

Re: Google Browser: Chrome
 

Thanks!
(I thought I had seen that link before but I was unable to find again - too many postings)
Got it now.

Re: Google Browser: Chrome
 

Hehe. Yeah, I know. It was when I designed it, but it has slowly become...less...valid... And, Reggie is right too -- a later version of Prototype would fix some issues. My site is in sore need of a redesign anyway, so maybe Chrome will motivate me. ;)

It's actually nice to see a browser that doesn't let me live with my mistakes!

-T.

Re: Google Browser: Chrome
 

Some people are claiming that the user agreement with google gives them full copyright of everything that you post on the internet using their browser. If this is true , since the browser itself is open source, could not someone just take the source code change anything that is copyrighted (im assuming the logo and such are copyrighted by google) and then release the exact same browser without that agreement?

Re: Google Browser: Chrome
 

I read that user agreement too. Very scary.

Re: Google Browser: Chrome
 

I keep a copy of XP in a VMWare Player for just such occasions... And since Chrome is all sandboxy, you'll be running a sandboxy browser inside a sandboxy XP... should be pretty safe, at least.

Re: Google Browser: Chrome
 

I really prefer Firefox 3's AwesomeBar URL suggestion feature.