Google's Open Source Browser: Google Chrome
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goobimama
Macboy
Yep. Notwithstanding that Safari's Web inspector looks much better than that of course.
Although, the Windows version of Safari doesn't have this, so it is indeed a great feature to look forward to on the Windows end.
blackpearl
The Devil
Try opening a page containg a big animated GIF, 500kb or something, and watch how CPU usgae shoots up.
No feed support
No adblock
No proper status bar. Can't tell what's loading, how much left.
Can't add additional search engine
FAIL!
No feed support
No adblock
No proper status bar. Can't tell what's loading, how much left.
Can't add additional search engine
FAIL!
hellknight
BSD init pwns System V
@goobimama.. on which platform you tested?? Mac i think so.. on windows its not running.. at least not on Vista..
@blackpearl.. pehle version main sab kuch chahiye kya??
@blackpearl.. pehle version main sab kuch chahiye kya??
Thanks .. I expected this cause it looked like it was inspired from safari the very moment I saw that page. The following confirmed my doubts.
Look what I found in most of the files of the inspector folder
Code:
Copyright (C) 2006, 2007, 2008 Apple Inc. All rights reserved.And further investigation of some other files led to the following comments
Code:
/* Not sure this is the right color. #EBEBE4 is what Firefox uses.
TODO(ojan): Figure out how to support legacy input rendering.
TODO(ojan): Add input[type="file"] once we figure out our file inputs.
TODO(ojan): Add input[type="image"] once we figure out our image inputs.
TODO(ojan): We probably do the wrong thing if you put an invalid input type.
[B] do we care?[/B]
*/
Code:
/* Chrome should render input[type="search"] the same as input with no type.
[B]This search thing is an Apple-ism to get mac style search inputs. [/B]*/these comments were found in "Documents and Settings\{USER}\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\Application\0.2.149.27\Resources\Inspector\html4-overrides.css
EDIT: Please note that the apple copyright must be included because its one of the condition to use the webkit/inspector code.
Right click on the address bar > Edit Search Engines...
But its no way as elegant as Opera's create search feature
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hullap
Cyborg Agent
i think its *dev.chromium.org/getting-involved
Indyan
Here Since 2003
No RSS Feed Support is indeed a big dissapointment. Hopefully it will come soon.
As far as adding search engines is concerned, you dont need to - as long as you have used it before you can use it directly from the omnibox.
And did anyone ever read the license? lulz
Source: *tapthehive.com/discuss/This_Post_Not_Made_In_Chrome_Google_s_EULA_Sucks
/me laughs out loud
So My predictions were true 
debsuvra
is NOT a PC/Mac
Look at these article in Wikipedia : *en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Sidebar#Criticisms
iMav
The Devil's Advocate
OMG! I didn't know this! This is news. Sorry Aayush now God save the one who says that Sidebar is a copy of any stupid Widget or Dashboard thingy.Look at these article in Wikipedia : *en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Sidebar#Criticisms
debsuvra
is NOT a PC/Mac
FYI iMac, Aryayush was a co writer of Fast Track in Apple which came with Digit July 2007 issue. Even there was a mention of this fact since the idea of Windows Sidebar precedes both Konfaulator and Dashboard.
Actually Aryayush is a victim of poor memory management, I did not know that happens with a mac also.
iMav
The Devil's Advocate
I had absolutely no idea about this. Foolish me.
But, I am not surprised. Microsoft has always had their finger on the pulse before anyone else, only never been able to execute efficiently. Online Office Suite was discussed by the Microsoft top order long before Google docs came into existence.
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iMav
The Devil's Advocate
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