As for lack of Chromium extensions in resulted image, I've traced down the problem - for some reasons, using workaround for stupid Chrome Store behavior ("developer mode" for installing extensions), it's not possible to keep them on Debian partition (dialog, where Your provide path to extension folder, can't point to hidden directories, starting with "dot", and our mount is ".debian").

No big deal, though - those are small files, and one can keep them - for example - in /home/user/chromium-extensions. On how to download and load in developer mode (need to be done only once), follow:
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...postcount=2495

for Scrollbars anywhere, You can also download from this instead:
http://lorienart.pl/cover/scrollbars-anywhere.tar.gz

...untar, and jump directly, to part of instructions, that explain loading in dev mode. This is exact copy of my extension setup (although, I'm pretty sure, that You'll need to load and configure them anyway).

For best effects, in Scrollbars Anywhere options, use following (leave rest unticked):

This will enable scrolling page like in microB, yet, You'll be able to easily select text holding ctrl. Also, ctrl + click open link in new tab.

Overall, by *unticking* "use system border and title bar" (*right click on upper Chromium bar", You got effect like this:


To easily navigate through opened tabs, use ctrl + number (control+ blue arrow + number). With possibility of binding left alt somewhere, we could use that to achieve back & forward - for now, one need to pres buttons. New tab is ctrl +t.

/Estel