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Google today has released their Google Chrome OS – or operating system – as Open Source under the name Chromium Open Source Project. You might have already read in the past month that Google is working on a operating system that makes use of the core of the Google Chrome web browser, Linux and then some

Why is the Internet so damn slow. That’s probably a phrase that every Internet user in the world has said more than once

The extension development for the Google Chrome browser is slowly taking up speed. While there is still no option to use extensions in the latest public release of the Google browser the developers are slowly improving the capabilities of the extensions manager. The latest dev builds of the web browser support extensions right out of the box without having to supply startup parameters as it was previously required

Skilled programmers can use the Chromium code to build their own version of the Chrome web browser. That’s how the Chrome Plus project started. The developer’s have taken the default build of the Google Chrome web browser and have added extra functionality to it.

Filed under: Google , Open Source , Beta , Browsers Version numbers probably mean more to the general public than to regulars at DownloadSquad. When it comes to Chrome , however, Google seems like they’re hoping to catch up with Opera by the end of next year

Filed under: Google , Beta , Browsers The beta version of Google Chrome always has a few experimental features that are absent from the stable release of the browser.