Stable Release of Google Chrome 14 Out : New Changes for Lion Users
by Gadgetic World • September 19, 2011 • Uncategorized
Google released the stable version of Google Chrome 14 following last month’s beta release. They have promised to expand the frontiers of the web by giving high end performance and stability.
Google Chrome is known for the speed of page loading. It has always proved that it is one of the fastest browser in the world. With Google adding some new innovative features in each version, Google Chrome has become one of the most popular browser. It is now in the 14th version after many successful evolution from the first beta version launch in 2008.
Google Chrome‘s stable version 14 has got with itself two important new technologies which will empower developers to create even advanced web apps and games.
- The first change is, Web Audio API, which will enable developers to add cool audio effects to the web applications.
- Another addition is Native Client, which is an open source technology and allows C and C++ codes to be executed seamlessly as well as securely inside the browser itself. The Native Client currently supports only those apps which are listed in Google Chrome Apps Store.
There are some other changes for the MAC OSX Lion Users too. It has overlay features for all the web pages while you scroll. It is similar to the overlay property used in the new MAC OSX Lion. Below is the screenshot showing the overlay property.
There is also added support for Full Screen view for Lion users. If you are a Lion user then you can use Ctrl + Shift + F for full screen mode within the browser.
This Chrome versions has come out after fixing many bug issues which were reported while the beta version was on floor. Overall, this is a great work done by the Google Chrome team and web pages can now be more rich with multimedia features.
