GoogleChromePre-alphaforUbuntu latest screenshot Preview

According to Google's plan, GoogleChromeforLinux will be officially launched in June this year, which deserves our expectation. Yesterday I made a preliminary trial of Google's open-source Chrome Linux version in Ubuntu8.10. Although it is still in the Pre-alpha stage, according to my Superficial Experience, its functions are being improved step by step, and its stability is also improved. But now it's just basic

According to Google's plan, Google Chrome for Linux will be officially launched in June this year, which deserves our expectation.

Yesterday I made a preliminary trial of Google's open-source Chrome Linux version in the Ubuntu 8.10 environment. Although it is still in the Pre-alpha stage, according to my Superficial Experience, its functions are being improved step by step, and its stability is also improved. However, it is still basically usable for testing and does not support Chinese Input Methods on the webpage (the address bar is acceptable ). Google Chrome for Linux now has functions such as label bar, quick dial, bookmarkdonefle bar, page search, invisible browsing mode, browsing history, and download. It can be said that Google Chrome for Linux is now under development and has changed significantly compared with the previous version.

Related reading:
Install Google Chrome: Chromium for Linux on Ubuntu
Http://www.linuxidc.com/Linux/2009-03/18944.htm

Chrome for Linux in Ubuntu 8.10
Http://www.linuxidc.com/Linux/2009-03/18675.htm

Use Chrome in development under Ubuntu! [Multi-Chart]
Http://www.linuxidc.com/Linux/2009-02/18655.htm

The old rule is to use the voice. You can see that there is no garbled code, and the webpage can be opened normally. Open www.linuxidc.com. (Click to view the ultra-clear big image), but Flash and Other plug-ins are not supported yet.

Ubuntu users please go to the http://ppa.launchpad.net/chromium-daily/ppa/ubuntu/pool/main/c/chromium-browser/ to select your own version download. I downloaded chromium-browser_2.0.174.0 ~ Svn20090412r13572-0ubuntu1 ~ Ucd1 ~ Intrepid_i386.deb. See

 

Start installation (SEE)

After installation, find the application on the Internet (see)