Turn Internet Explorer into Google Chrome
As the battle between Google and Microsoft continues to wage, Google have once again pulled another trick out of the bag to undermine Microsoft. This time in the form of an add-on for Internet Explorer.
Users can download and install the plugin into their Internet Explorer installation which essentially hands over the rendering of the page to the WebKit engine underpinning Chrome.
It works on a similar principle to the widely-used IE Tab plug-in for Firefox, which uses Internet Explorer to render pages that are incompatible with the Mozilla browser.
The search giant claims this will lead to improved browser performance for IE users, thanks to a faster JavaScript engine, support for HTML 5 and better CSS handling.
Visitors who turn up to Chrome Frame-tagged sites in other browsers, such as Firefox or Safari, will continue to have the page rendered by the native browser.
Try Iron – Chrome but private!
I never really got my review of Google Chrome done but well I must say I was very impressed with it. It is very light and very fast. Exactly what you want from a browser in my opinion, I use Chrome all the time on my older systems, the laptop and old PC.
But still tend to use FireFox on my main system as I can make FireFox much more adapted to my needs. I can have add-ons for my needs. Before I get into this to much I will move on.
Chrome is overall a great browser however it has been released that Google has placed many different tracking procedures in the browser. These are not something that you should necessarily worry about as they are really only for Google to check Internet trends.
When do users go online, what is the first website they go on, how long are they on for, etc.