If you are interested in trying out web apps on Chrome but do not want to give up your stable version, Google also just released the canary build, which allows you to run a second browser that receives auto updates from the developer channel.
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Chrome Web Store
As Chrome OS rapidly approaches features keep getting piled on. Last week web apps were introduced. Now the dev build of Chrome has added Chrome Web Store to the new tab page, which appears beside any web apps you have installed. The Chrome Web Store basically just a link to the extension gallery. It will eventually be a one stop shop for extensions and apps for Chrome OS, Chrome browser and maybe Google TV.
If you are interested in trying out web apps on Chrome but do not want to give up your stable version, Google also just released the canary build, which allows you to run a second browser that receives auto updates from the developer channel.
If you are interested in trying out web apps on Chrome but do not want to give up your stable version, Google also just released the canary build, which allows you to run a second browser that receives auto updates from the developer channel.
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