Google has added 6 more Chrome Themes to the gallery, without telling anyone and that is why the big time Google Chrome blogger Lee asks this
I’ve asked about this before, and I’ll pose the question one more time: if you’re not going to put Chrome themes where the other Chrome themes go, shouldn’t you at least create a category, Google?
So here goes, six more themes .. for you from Google.
Sebastian Anthony of DownloadSquad.com discovered this feature while he was reading news on The Independent. It seems to work for Stable, Beta and Developer builds of Chrome.
If the site that you are visiting has a Google Chrome extension of its own, you will be prompted to install that extension. Check it out !
Dear Google Chrome Linux fans, here is a small tutorial on how to install Google Chrome on your latest Fedora operating system. Thanks Sijo, for sharing this with me.
First step:
Create a file /etc/yum.repos.d/google-chrome.repo with the contents below
That should install google chrome on your computer. I also found a video tutorial showing how to do this, in somewhat similar manner.
The last fedora version that I used was FC10, one year back. I changed to Ubuntu after that just for a change, Fedora is also a great linux distribution for those who wanted to do some serious Linux computing !
If you start playing around with Google Chrome Extensions, you will end up installing many extensions, like me.
Each time you need to change something on extensions or uninstall any, you will need to go to menu > extensions . “Extensions” extension will add an menu button to your chrome toolbar, where you will get access to your installed extensions with single mouse click ! See the image ?