Google Chrome Crawls Out Of Beta Version

With the conference held in Paris, the Marissa Mayer, the VP of Google has declared crawling of Google Chrome out of its previous beta version, although certain date has not been announced. It is those who will for the first time download this Chrome browser directly from Google will be able to access this non-beta version. However, initially only a small number of existing Chrome users will receive an automatically updated version of Google Chrome. Later on, around ten million existing Google Chrome users, as per Google’s data, will get to access latest version of Google Chrome browser. Users will be able to know more about such recent updates by visiting ‘About us’ page of Chrome. Though Chrome is automatically scheduled to check for current updates in every five hours, still you may consider force updates through dialog box to check out this current version. After completing 100 days of launching, this non-beta version has taken Chrome ahead to meet “internal standard for stability and performance” set by Google. With this non-beta version, Chrome has undergone 15th updates with tons of user friendly features. Non-beta version of Chrome is known to be more stable for exploring video and audio files and as well as faster to explore sites comprising these sophisticated files. The Chrome is now said to be around 1.4 – 1.5 times faster than previous versions. Moreover, it has brought some newer features like bookmark manager to help users with habit of indexing their favourite web pages at their fingertip all the time. The non-beta version of Google’ browser is also inclusive of improved privacy and security policies. There are some more features that Google’s team is working on to incorporate consist of autofill for online forms, better support for RSS feeds and extension support for computers running with Mac and Linux platform.