Big news coming out of Google, they plan on producing a open source operating system that is based off its Chrome browser.  They plan on starting small and design the operating system for operating systems and build up from there and the best part their operating system is going to be free.

Because of the Firefox Collections running at full blast, I thought I would start repackaging all the extensions I mentioned on either Trap17 or my blog.  Of course, after going through my extensions posts I realized that I would also have to repackage the Chrome extensions as well and so this is what today’s article is all about.

Moving right along with day 4, I will be talking about the secrets or easter eggs of Google Chrome,  now it has been a good six months since Chrome came out and so most of the easter eggs are known.  However, not all websites cover every last one of them and so I want to consolidate all the easter eggs into one location.  Now we all know that easter eggs are little secrets designed by the programmers to be found.  Now most easter eggs are humorous or fun with quotes …

My apologies for the lack of day 3 as I was not feeling well and so I be doing a double whammy of day three and day 4four today.  My plan for day three was to talk about Chrome themes, and yes it is possible to use custom themes to change the look of chrome.  Being able to change Chromes theme was discovered the week it came out, I believe, and the method to change the theme required the replacing of a DLL file that controls the default theme.  …

In our last article, Google Chrome Week Day 1, I discussed some  various hacks and tricks with Chrome Browser and so day two will be about extensions.  Even though every praised its speed and simplicity the one thing that Chrome lack was extensions and because of that, Google Chrome usefulness shot down quicker then Microsoft’s bid on Yahoo.  Even though the initial release of Chrome did not have any support for extensions, the current version Google Chrome 2.0.180.0 has added extension capabilities.

In recent months I have talk a lot about Firefox and Internet Explorer, since I use them the most often in that order.  However, in recent days I have come across a lot of Google Chrome stuff and various things you can do with Chrome besides browsing the web.  I won’t be getting into extensions too much for Chrome as it hasn’t become stable enough to warrant such discussion, however I will provide some website that cover the development of chrome extensions as I run by them.
Anyway, although I don’t …

I was browsing the net today as I was slowly uninstalling useless programs off my computer and game across this interesting title called If Browsers Were Women.  At first I was like, this should be some interesting reading as it should have wonderful adult words,  but luckily it isn’t as each description is very short and sweet and to the point.

I thought I give everyone an update on a post I had made about speeding up browsers through various tweaks and hacks.  Well the verdict is in and I haven’t notice any speed difference on the three browsers that I did the tweaks on.  Odds are its because I have insane ISP speed and descent computer speed and so odds are this really more for slower computers with slower connections and what not.  So if you got a fast computer and a fast connection then don’t bother with any of …

I ran into this article today from Maximum PC about how to tweak the big name browsers Internet Explorer 8, Firefox, Opera and Chrome to be more efficient.  Now I haven’t had the chance to really try them out yet because of the lack of time.  However, I wanted to give my readers a chance to check them out and see if they are any benefit to you.  It is a good six pages long and I would highly recommend that you do some restore points as well because …

Although, I visit the lifehacker website to read some interesting articles, but when they mention that all lifehacker readers knew about what I be talking about next, I was like, “I did not know this.”  Anyway, lifehacker mentions about being able to move one tab to another using Chrome and Firefox.  Also you can move tabs to Internet Explorer 7 and 8, Safari 4B1, but not Opera though.