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Google Chrome Tour – Open Source Browser Features

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Here, as promised, I talk about the features inside google chrome. I was going to do a “first impressions” video but some people have already done this, so here is a tour of the open source browser available in beta for Windows. Kind of a review. www.google.com

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June 5, 2010 Linux Fan

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