Google Chrome Exits Beta
December 16, 2008 Software Review
It is officially announced by Google that its Chrome browser will no longer be a beta version and made a full version program, avaible for download. Chrome Changes Chrome programmers say they have repaired a mass of bugs that plagued the browser’s early days, including video and audio malfunctions and other plub-in performance-related matters. 
Chrome’s V8 JavaScript engine has also grown 1.5 times faster since the software’s frist beta release. Chrome released improved bookmarkings, as well as a retooled control panel withing the program for more user-friendly access. Classic Timing Chrome was found to be the buggiest browser when compared to recent Firefox and IE betas. Those studies went according to Chrome’s latest beta – not the new full release- some of those issues identified could have been fixed by now. In 2004 Gmail was launched, and is still listed as a beta. Google Finance, Google Health, Google Docs and Google Blog Search all veiled log before Chrome and are still in beta. Yet Chrome, is now a full-fledged release after only 100 days after its birth. The vicious rivalry among the big browsers in beta may be one reason for the rush. After the excitement of Chrome’s introduction, its market share quickly plunged. Chrome still holds less than a single percentage of overall browser usage after recent fluctuations. What is next? There has been gossip about possible deals that will offer Chrome as preinstalled software on new PC’c in the near future. Other developments expected for Chrome includes the addition of Mac and Linux support as well as expanded features i.e. autofill form support and RSS integration. It is officially announced by Google that its Chrome browser will no longer be a beta version and made a full version program, avaible for download. Chrome Changes Chrome programmers say they have repaired a mass of bugs that plagued the browser’s early days, including video and audio malfunctions and other plub-in performance-related matters. Chrome’s V8 JavaScript engine has also grown 1.5 times faster since the software’s frist beta release. Chrome released improved bookmarkings, as well as a retooled control panel withing the program for more user-friendly access. Classic Timing Chrome was found to be the buggiest browser when compared to recent Firefox and IE betas. Those studies went according to Chrome’s latest beta – not the new full release- some of those issues identified could have been fixed by now. In 2004 Gmail was launched, and is still listed as a beta. Google Finance, Google Health, Google Docs and Google Blog Search all veiled log before Chrome and are still in beta. Yet Chrome, is now a full-fledged release after only 100 days after its birth. The vicious rivalry among the big browsers in beta may be one reason for the rush. After the excitement of Chrome’s introduction, its market share quickly plunged. Chrome still holds less than a single percentage of overall browser usage after recent fluctuations. What is next? There has been gossip about possible deals that will offer Chrome as preinstalled software on new PC’c in the near future. Other developments expected for Chrome includes the addition of Mac and Linux support as well as expanded features i.e. autofill form support and RSS integration.
