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[Kagari]

ScOULaris...

 

[ThatObviousUser]

What's this about?

 

[ScOULaris]

ScOULaris...

Yes?

 

[ThatObviousUser]

Also it's pretty lame that Chrome help thread was locked. Guess I'll have to make a general Chrome development thread.

 

[ScOULaris]

Also it's pretty lame that Chrome help thread was locked. Guess I'll have to make a general Chrome development thread.

That thread got locked? I wonder why...

Between that, my situation, and Kagari's strange reply, I don't know who to trust anymore.

 

[sangreal]

Also it's pretty lame that Chrome help thread was locked. Guess I'll have to make a general Chrome development thread.

Why in the world did that thread get locked?

 

[kehs]

Draaaaaama.

 

[D4Danger]

ScOULaris...

well that explains why he couldn't make new threads

 

[Metalmurphy]

I'm... confused.

 

[-Pyromaniac-]

Wow you all just got mindfucked.

 

[kehs]

Backed up subscription payments I guess.

 

[ThatObviousUser]

What in the world is going on?

 

[gcubed]

I came here to say the updated Chrome for Android is much faster and I leave confused and a bit sad

 

[ThatObviousUser]

I came here to say the updated Chrome for Android is much faster and I leave confused and a bit sad

It got updated? Are there release notes anywhere?

I'm kinda bumbed it's relying on Android Market's update mechanism. If someone turned that off then they'll be stuck on the beta version possibly forever. Google should have included the auto updater for the Android release.

 

[-Pyromaniac-]

They did say it would update a lot. They said it would almost catch up to the desktop version by the time jellybean comes out (or when the beta is over, likely the same time).

 

[gcubed]

It got updated? Are there release notes anywhere?

I'm kinda bumbed it's relying on Android Market's update mechanism. If someone turned that off then they'll be stuck on the beta version possibly forever. Google should have included the auto updater for the Android release.

release notes -

faster.
supports app linking

 

[SimleuqiR]

I came here to say the updated Chrome for Android is much faster and I leave confused and a bit sad

It also seems to be breaking with some custom ROMs.

http://www.androidcentral.com/chrome-android-gets-update-appears-break-support-some-custom-roms

 

[gcubed]

It also seems to be breaking with some custom ROMs.

http://www.androidcentral.com/chrome-android-gets-update-appears-break-support-some-custom-roms

 

[SimleuqiR]

http://i.imgur.com/xV5gT.jpg

HA-HA!! I'm sticking with stock. Mr. Duarte has pretty much kill any need for me to use custom ROMs.

 

[BlueMagic]

I am close to getting it done. I just need to know of an easy way of knowing what the last page of the thread is and how I can easily manipulate some elements like the navigators (you know, the little numbers to choose what page you want to go to, so I can modify what number of page they lead to). Can anyone help with that?

BTW Andrex, I found an id called 'lastpost' to which I can append the posts of the following pages (via the parsing which is already done, but I have a problem if I'm on the last page and that's why I need to check).

Also sorry that they closed the thread I had created, I didn't want to put an |OT| tag to it because it seems to me that those require confirmation from a mod?

 

[Particle Physicist]

well that explains why he couldn't make new threads

Was he just banned? I'm quite confused

 

[Garbaga]

for web delopment: javascript, yay or nay

 

[Treefingers]

for web delopment: javascript, yay or nay

Depends what you need to do.. probably yay

 

[ThatObviousUser]

for web delopment: javascript, yay or nay

What else would you use? Dart?

In any case I <3 JavaScript.

 

[D4Danger]

for web delopment: javascript, yay or nay

it's your only option on the client side

on the server you can use anything you want. javascript, python, ruby, c, php. They all have excellent frameworks and resources available for you to learn from.

 

[ThatObviousUser]

Node is pretty awesome.

 

[D4Danger]

HTTPS Everywhere for Chrome

HTTPS Everywhere is a Firefox and Chrome extension that encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.

https://www.eff.org/https-everywhere/

 

[tha_devil]

It also seems to be breaking with some custom ROMs.

http://www.androidcentral.com/chrome-android-gets-update-appears-break-support-some-custom-roms

Yeah it sucks, not working on teamhacksung build 16. Waiting for new update...

 

[ThatObviousUser]

Google Chrome Will Support Do Not Track

Cool. This is why Firefox is still useful and why I have tremendous respect for it.

 

[D4Danger]

Google Chrome Will Support Do Not Track

Cool. This is why Firefox is still useful and why I have tremendous respect for it.

8-10 months? useless crap like Dart is more important than Do Not Track to them

 

[Jzero]

upgraded to beta once again, hopefully it's not super buggy.

 

[Luthair]

I clicked on a link that took me to MSN and I got this message..... I do not think that's a upgrade...

 

[ThatObviousUser]

I wonder at the outrage if Google had a message like that for Chrome on search and YouTube.

 

[ThatObviousUser]

Ommmmggggg

I thought WebRTC would take 5 years to come out, can't believe how fast it's moving and I couldn't be happier.

 

[gcubed]

I wonder at the outrage if Google had a message like that for Chrome on search and YouTube.

it sorta does

 

[ThatObviousUser]

it sorta does

Not modal and easily missed by the majority of users.

 

[MatthewB92]

Wow I didn't know middle clicking a tab closed it out! This will be some much easier!

 

[ThatObviousUser]

Wow I didn't know middle clicking a tab closed it out! This will be some much easier!

:O How could you not know.

Middle clicking links opens them in a new tab too, and this works on the back/forwards/refresh button as well.

 

[MatthewB92]

:O How could you not know.

Middle clicking links opens them in a new tab too, and this works on the back/forwards/refresh button as well.

I knew all that I just never knew middle clicking them would close them. I never even tried until today lol.

 

[Syracuse022]

I clicked on a link that took me to MSN and I got this message..... I do not think that's a upgrade...

LOL. Okay Microsoft, I'll do that, great idea.

 

[ThatObviousUser]

I like how their third bullet point is basically the first two combined. Must have run out of good things to exaggerate.

 

[Izick]

I like how their third bullet point is basically the first two combined. Must have run out of good things to exaggerate.

"Okay, so we have...

• Experience MSN in an all around faster browser
• Unleas a more beautiful web

...so what else do we have?"

"Well, we're not faster, more secure, or more elegant then Chrome, and we have nowhere near the security or add-on support of Firefox...how about "Experience MSN as it should be, on a faster, more beautiful web!"

"That's brilliant."

 

[Jasoco]

What's an MSN? Is that like an AOL or Compuserve? Or Prodigy?

 

[Stumpokapow]

Man I tried turning on the UberPage in about:flags, and it suuuucks. It's got the nice Android font, but the layout is not half as nice as the default settings page :/

HTTPS Everywhere for Chrome

https://www.eff.org/https-everywhere/

So, I'm using it. It's better than KB SSL Enforcer, but not half as good as HTTPS Everywhere for Firefox. You can't add custom sites, which basically means that it's only good for SSLing your auxillary connections (EG on NeoGAF it flags "Google Services", "Google APIs", etc). I reiterate again, though, that it's silly that the EFF isn't a Canadian registered charity so any donation I would give them wouldn't be tax deductible.

 

[ThatObviousUser]

I was reading about the UberPage... what is it?

 

[Stumpokapow]

I was reading about the UberPage... what is it?

It's like the regular settings page, only shitty!

UberPage:

UberPage Advanced Settings:

(Again, I like the Android font and everything, but otherwise it seems like a worse version of something that is already better!)

 

[ThatObviousUser]

You have to enable that? It was the default for a long while.

 

[Mike Works]

YouTube's performance still fucking sucks for me :/

 

[Stumpokapow]

You have to enable that? It was the default for a long while.

Now it's a flag on about:flags. Are you sure it was the default? I've been using Chrome since like V5 and I don't remember it--of course it's entirely possible I just totally forgot about whatever it was, but I didn't think so

 

[ThatObviousUser]

A default in Canary, I mean.

And yeah I agree, looks horrible. At the risk of sounding like a design hipster, it needs more padding.