New Chrome 5 Release For Mac Tackles Bookmarks
Posted on 16. Mar, 2010 by Daniel Cawrey in News
A few hours ago, the Chrome browser team announced an update to the Chrome 5 version for Mac that’s still in the “development channel”. The main update? Functionality of bookmarks has been vastly improved. This includes bookmark copying, the creation of bookmark buttons and some cosmetic issues with the bookmark bar alignment that was just plain annoying. Also, some Autofill features were added to help with overall quality.
This is great news for Mac users, as although Chrome has not been out as long for Apple computers than Windows ones, they are moving closer to being comparable. Obviously having things such as bookmarks and Autofill working well goes a long way towards adoption of the browser. Even though Safari is still the majority on Mac, Firefox dominates on Windows and Opera still offers one of the the fastest browsers available right now, it’s still amazing what Google has been able to do with Chrome after only being in the browser space for about a year and a half.
So for you Mac users who want to be on the cutting edge of Chrome, join the dev channel here.
