Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 15th Sep 2009 22:21 UTC
Only a year after Google's Chrome entered the browser market, we're already hitting version 3. While Chrome 3 had been available in the developer and beta channels for a while now, the company has now released the first stable Chrome 3 version. Technically, this means Chrome 3 has been released.
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Member since:2005-07-11
Will Chrome have plug-ins? Like the Ad Block Plus and Video download helper that I simply love in FireFox...
Without those, I can't use Chrome.
Without those, I can't use Chrome.
Yes, Chrome will support extensions (the dev channel version already supports them, not sure about the stable channel version). And yes, there is an Adblock+ extension already (using it in Chrome and Chromium on Linux).
Member since:2005-07-11
"Will Chrome have plug-ins? Like the Ad Block Plus and Video download helper that I simply love in FireFox...
Without those, I can't use Chrome.
Without those, I can't use Chrome.
Yes, Chrome will support extensions (the dev channel version already supports them, not sure about the stable channel version). And yes, there is an Adblock+ extension already (using it in Chrome and Chromium on Linux). "
Chrome 4 will support extensions (dev channel).
Chrome 3 (beta channel and stable channel) doesn't support extensions at this time.
Member since:
2005-07-06
Will Chrome have plug-ins? Like the Ad Block Plus and Video download helper that I simply love in FireFox...
Without those, I can't use Chrome.