radioheadrule83
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Holy shit @ DeviantArt Muro...
are there any other apps that will make me crap my pants in awe?
are there any other apps that will make me crap my pants in awe?
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Google Chrome |OT|
- Thread starter ThatObviousUser
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Is there a Chrome extension similar to this? take me to this url 1.3
I tried searching the chrome web store but didn't find anything. Ironically it's kinda hard to find anything from Google web store :lol
I tried searching the chrome web store but didn't find anything. Ironically it's kinda hard to find anything from Google web store :lol
Hey guys, I'm trying to switch completely over to RockMelt, but there's one thing I'm looking to find. I used to use Opera, and I had 1 and 2 as shortcuts for next/previous tab. RockMelt (chromium-based as it is) won't let me do that in any easy manner (in Opera, it was context-sensitive, so that when I started typing, it wouldn't change the tab). However, I've thought of a workaround. The +number shortcut is handy, but I'd love to see which tab is which at a glance. So, my question is:
also, tl;dr:
Is there an extension that will tag each tab with its corresponding number (the leftmost with 1, the next one as 2 etc.)?
also, tl;dr:
Is there an extension that will tag each tab with its corresponding number (the leftmost with 1, the next one as 2 etc.)?
Glowingmonx
Member
asa said:
That's a standard feature of Chrome so you should be able to do that already.
So I love Chrome and all but one feature that I miss so much from FF is the ability to have smart downloads.
For example: I see a gif I like, Click save as and it downloads it to my pictures folder. Then when I go to download an exe or torrent file it automagically sends it to my designated downloads file without any extra work from me. Is there an extension/way to do this with Chrome because as far as I can tell it just asks me where to send it with the default option being the last place I downloaded something to.
For example: I see a gif I like, Click save as and it downloads it to my pictures folder. Then when I go to download an exe or torrent file it automagically sends it to my designated downloads file without any extra work from me. Is there an extension/way to do this with Chrome because as far as I can tell it just asks me where to send it with the default option being the last place I downloaded something to.
Apologies, but it is hard to search through this thread, but I swear in this one (maybe it was the other Chrome OS thread), there was a working link for an install.
I have a laptop I'd like to fuck around with tonight, just wanted to make sure I would be using a new install file is all. Thanks for any help, it is appreciated.
I have a laptop I'd like to fuck around with tonight, just wanted to make sure I would be using a new install file is all. Thanks for any help, it is appreciated.
whatsinaname
Member
asa said:
If you highlight text and hit Right-Click, the context menu has an option to search for that text on Google.
If you highlight a URL instead and hit Right-Click, that context menu option changes to Visit 'selected URL'.
This was posted with Chrome. Can't wait for Google OSChrome? You are incorrect. Chrome is the cleanest, nicest built from the ground up browser. Safari is second, but only because it has the Apple charm. And Firefox is third. Opera is next with IE being distant fifth place at the bottom of the ladder. Chrome is beautiful. It's simple. Anyone who thinks it's "ugly" needs to get their eyes checked and reevaluate what "ugly" is. Seriously!
Liu Kang Baking A Pie
Member
Post from bizarro world.ombz said:
WickedAngel
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:lolLiu Kang Baking A Pie said:
Indeed. Chrome has plenty of issues without needing to make one up.
Don't really see any new features in about:flags in the 10.0 Dev build except experimental location features which apparently uses the OS' built-in location feature when available. Other than that... What exactly makes this worth a whole number upgrade? Are they just trying to catch up to Opera or something? Put FireFox as far behind as possible? I dunno.
Liu Kang Baking A Pie
Member
Version numbers are arbitrary and no one cares. They increment when they add a feature, minor or major.
Liu Kang Baking A Pie
Member
Yeah, but the browser auto-updates in the background, so everyone's always on the latest version. It's just "Google Chrome," not like "Internet Explorer 9." I like that ideology. I think they just increment the main version number on every new little thing to make it easier to remember.
No it doesn't. Mine hasn't updated itself in months. It did twice, or three times total. It was awesome. Seamless, no interruptions, it just worked.Liu Kang Baking A Pie said:
But now it doesn't update at all. Ever. I find myself having to go to the site with the Beta's and Dev's and downloading it hoping it's updated. Because the page doesn't say what the most recent version is.
Google needs to get their updater working perfectly. They should just use Sparkle on OS X.
Liu Kang Baking A Pie
Member
Yeah this is true. It's busted on Mac.Jasoco said:
I think they look the nicest of all the browsers. The only thing I'd change about the top area would be to allow me to move the Bookmarks bar next to the Address Box. Or at least put a Bookmarks button there next to the Tools. At least on the ChromeOS where it's needed. (Seriously, no Bookmarks menu on ChromeOS? WTF?)Charred Greyface said:
Bah. How? How hard is it to fix this? Just switch to Sparkle for Pete's sake if it's so hard!Liu Kang Baking A Pie said:
Make sure it still works by pressing Control+Command+T. If it still works with that then something is overriding your swipe. Personally I use three fingers up and down for Home and End and three finger left for Control+Command+T to show overview.waynej506 said:
I'm on 10. You're way behind.$200 said:
PjotrStroganov
Member
Jasoco said:
Sync's yet to be fixed though. Luckily they're working on it.
Jasoco said:
Apparently (I just found out, from the posts higher up on this page) it has been causing the Chrome Canary crash that would happen every time you tried to boot it..
I just reinstalled Canary, and it opened fine - as soon as I tried to sync it crashed again (I hadn't even selected what I wanted to sync yet, so the setting didn't hold)
EDIT1: I'm on Windows 7, by the way, using MSE 2.0 (which is apparently what causes the crash)
It works fine in beta (v9.0), but I won't be trying dev build, so I don't know if it works there
EDIT 2: There are some new flags in canary (that aren't on beta) - are these in the dev build?
- Experimental location features
Enables experimental extensions to the geolocation feature. Includes using operating system location APIs (where available), and sending additional local network configuration data to the Google location service to provide higher accuracy positioning.
- Instant Type
Configures the behavior of instant.
(Drop down list)
-- Verbatim
-- Predictive
-- Predictive no autocomplete
Chrome has the wrong password saved to autofill for my Twitter account. As soon as I put in my username, the password fills in, both text boxes are yellow, and I can't edit them in any way. Trying to put in password first, and then user name just causes it to "correct" the password.
Cleared out all of my personal data. Chrome say I have four sites with saved autofill info, none of which are the Twitter site.
Any advice for this?
Cleared out all of my personal data. Chrome say I have four sites with saved autofill info, none of which are the Twitter site.
Any advice for this?
Just as bad as my bug where it always says there's an update but then says "Update Server Not Available" every single time. The Chrome people do NOT know how to make a decent automatic updater. Even though there are perfectly working frameworks out there that they could use.DonMigs85 said: