At the Web 2.0 Expo in New York last friday, Google engineer Ojan Vafai told that Chrome will support add-ons and user scripts à la Firefox Add-ons and Greasemonkey. However unlike the case in many times for add-ons for Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer, Google wants to make sure that add-ons will keep Chrome allways stable.

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There are not many Google Chrome Addons yet. However a small guide how to create them can be found on ChromeAddons. More can be found on Mychomeaddons, including an much needed adblock,  Chromium Theme Creator, XChrome - a theme manager and an article on Greasemetal - a userscript runtime for Google Chrome.

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Google Chrome (web browser) has just hit the world. Google Chrome backup is a small tool to create, backup, restore and manage Google Chrome profiles. The profile holds personal data like history, bookmarks, etc. Everything is done with one click. Latest version also supports Chromium, which modified version of Google Chrome, for portable use.

Download the Chrome backup tool on Parhelia Tools

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A nice informative site about Chrome plugins, Chrome extensions and Chrome themes can be found on Chromeplugins. Allready there are articles like about the Google Toolbar, Command Line Switches, a backup and profile tool, shortcuts and there is a nice forum.

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Cloud Computing Jounal discusses the possibility of running Business Intelligence applications on a browser.  Maybe the future of the desktop PC will be nothing more than a machine to run a browser on and so having all applications and data accessible all over the world via internet. Read the rest of this entry »

On googlesystem.blogspot.com there is a good list of features and tips of Google Chrome, including :

• Show recently visited pages
• Undo closing a tab
• Searching in the address bar
• Using the Google Calculator
• Resizing the textarea
• Monitoring the resources used by a web page
• Detaching a tab
• Drag and drop downloaded files
• Adding search engines
• Google Chrome without Google’s branding and open source

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Lifehacker wrote a nice guide how to use Chrome’s functions. It includes tips on mousing, keyboard shortcuts, tweak options, startup options, themes, diagnostics, and add ons.

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Google Chrome is awesome and much liked by users because of its fast and minimalist browsing experience. On the other hand its default blue color theme has disappointed some of users, but, there is no more disappointment as there are now different color themes for Google Chrome.

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