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Google Chrome Browser explained as Comic
I4U News —
... ) to draw up a 38 page comic book explaining Google Chrome. Google Chrome Webkit and will include Google Gears and a Javascript engine called V8. The Chrome browser features tabs above the menu to stand out. It is understandable that Google is trying to position their own browser. If we need yet another browser is another question. Google Blogscoped has scanned the Chrome comic book and put it online. Posted on Mon, 1 Sep 2008 12:52:28 CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr ...
Google To Re-Invent the Web Browser with Chrome
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Chrome: Google's Open Source Browser [Browser]
Gizmodo —
Kara at All Things D and Phil at Google Blogoscoped predict a Google Browser soon, maybe as soon as tomorrow, that is open sourced, with an intelligent "omni" search/address bar, a multithreaded javascript engine called v8, and tabs on the top of windows. Part of their source material includes a comic which explains its design. [All Things D and Google Blogoscoped]
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Google Chrome browser announced: integrated search, improved JavaScript
SlashGear —
... windows, better replicating traditional desktop apps and continuing Google’s attempts to blur the difference between what’s online and what’s local.
Intended for release as an open-source project, the Google Chrome browser has no specific release date attached to it. The project webpage is http://www.google.com/chrome but it’s not active at time of writing. You can see Philipp Lenssen’s scans of the Chrome comic here.
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Chrome: Google Does a Browser...Finally
Today @ PC World —
... PC; --It includes built-in anti-phishing; --It uses an all-new JavaScript implementation designed to provide snappy performance for Web-based applications; --It includes Gears, the Google-initiated platform that helps online apps provide offline capabilities; --It's open source; --It's based on Webkit, the same open-source browser engine that powers Apple's Safari. I gleaned these facts from a remarkable 38 page comic book by cartoonist/explainer Scott McCloud. Google Blogoscoped has posted the whole thing , but it's long and dense with info for developers. So I've posted a ...
Happy Birthday: A Look Back at One Year of Google Chrome [Google Chrome]
Lifehacker —
... , it caught most of the tech world completely unawares. Had the Google Blogoscoped blog's Phillip Lenssen not accidentally received and posted the Chrome team's explanatory comic, the Chrome developers and ...
