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Google launched Chrome 29 Beta for Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android platforms just a week after Chrome 28 was officially released. The biggest change in this version is that the Omnibox Smart Bar function is adjusted in Chrome of the desktop version, and WebRTC support is provided for the Android platform. Google pointed out that Chrome 29 has improved the Omnibox Smart Bar recommendation function and will

you don't have grunt and bower installed on your machine, this command will automatically help you install both software. GitHub Today's demo application code can be obtained on GitHub: Github:day29-chrome-extension. Create a Chrome Extender Now, after you've said the basics, let's start the development of the Chrome extender. In a convenient location on your file system, create a directory for your extender, and then move the working directory to the Extender directory. $ mkdir no-socializing

Google Chrome Document: open function Spoofing Vulnerability (CVE-2015-6782)Google Chrome Document: open function Spoofing Vulnerability (CVE-2015-6782) Release date:Updated on:Affected Systems: Google Chrome Description: CVE (CAN) ID: CVE-2015-6782Google Chrome is a Web browser tool developed by Google.Earlier than Google Chrome 47.0.2526.73, WebKit/Source/core/dom/Document. the Document: open function in cpp does not ensure whether the page-dismissal event is handled in compatible mode.

Release date: 2010-08-19Updated on: 2010-08-25 Affected Systems:Google Chrome 5.0Unaffected system:Google Chrome 5.0.375.127Description:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Bugtraq id: 42571Cve id: CVE-2010-3111, CVE-2010-3112, CVE-2010-3113, CVE-2010-3114, CVE-2010-3115, CVE-2010-3116, CVE-2010-3117, CVE-2010-3118, CVE-2010-3119 Google Chrome is an open-source WEB browser released by Google. Chrome 5.0.375.127 updates fix multiple security vulnerabilit

Optimized TCP connection Management with pre-connectThe host name has been pre-parsed, as well as signals from Omnibox and chrome predictor that indicate the user's future operations. Why connect further to the target host and complete the TCP handshake before the user actually initiates the request? This eliminates the delay of another round trip, which can easily save the user hundreds of milliseconds. In fact, this is the TCP pre-connect work. By a

Previously we talked about a chrome tip. We can drag the link to the tab bar to enable the link to be opened on a new tab with an existing tag or a specific location. However, sometimes we may need to search for some text on the pageProgram. How can we search more conveniently? You may think that you can directly select text in the Chrome browser and right-click it to search by the default search engine you set. However, there is also a very good method, that is, to drag the text/content to t

feature.Screencast from Android device to development machineEnable the Toggle screencast button () to view a screencast of the content on your Android device from within R DevTools window.Screencasts only display page content. Transparent portions of the screencast represent device interfaces, such as the Chrome Omnibox, the Android status bar, or The Android keyboard.Note: screencasts continuously capture frames, so you should disable your screenca

": ["*://*.example.com/*"] }, "File_browser_handlers": [...], "File_system_provider_capabilities": { "Configurable":true, "Multiple_mounts":true, "Source": "Network" }, "Homepage_url": "Http://path/to/homepage", "Import": [{"id": "aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa"}], "Incognito": "Spanning, split, or not_allowed", "Input_components": ..., "Key": "PublicKey", "Minimum_chrome_version": "VersionString", "Nacl_modules": [...], "Oauth2": ..., "Offline_enabled":true, "

When we use the Chrome browser, we always encounter some words or sentences that we don't understand. How can we easily translate these words or sentences when we are confronted with such a problem? Today's small compilation teaches everybody a simple solution. Workaround: Step one: Chrome has a function of using a Web site as a search engine, and by matching Google translations, we can translate in the Chrome address bar. The second step: first you need to open Google translation

Step one: Chrome has a function of using a Web site as a search engine, and by matching Google translations, we can translate in the Chrome address bar. The second step: first you need to open Google translation, the translation content set to automatically select, after the translation language set to Chinese or you need. The third step: then the right mouse click on the Address bar, click to modify the search engine. Fourth: At this point, Chrome will pop up the search engine settings

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there is hardware accelerationAbout:flags-Open Some plugins//use after the pop-up stuff: "Please be careful, these experiments may be risky", I do not know will not mess with my configuration Ah!chrome://extensions/-View the extensions that have been installedSome of the other useful parameters for chrome and a brief Chinese note (using the same method, of course, can also be used in the shell)–user-data-dir= "[PATH]" Specifies the user folder users data path, which can be stored in a bookmark

The entire platform of chrome beta branch is upgraded to 5.0.375.86. The Built-in flash player is enabled by default. Other updates are bug fixes: Fix the problem of responding to medium XSS through application/jspns Fixed an intermediate memory error during video processing. Fixed the problem of displaying high subresource during Omnibox reading. Fixed an advanced memory error during video processing. Fixed the high stale pointer in response to

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