It’s available only in Chromium (for now) and to show up you need to launch with the –enable-sync flag in the Terminal (for now) but Google’s browser fi-nal-ly can sync bookmarks exactly as the Windows version does.
More touchups for the internal page listing Chrome/Chromium extensions. Among the changes is that disabled extensions have a grey background. Compare with the one from Mac Chromium 4.0.226.0 (30176) at www.flickr.com/photos/nda/4049210095/
Since Mac Chromium 4.0.224.3 (29991) which was released on 23rd October 2009 it is possible to drag n’ drop urls into the Bookmarks Bar.
The feature is not yet available in the latest Google Chrome for Macintosh, which is 4.0.223.11
p.s. Yes, I downloaded and tried out every build of that day to identify the exact one which has the feature enabled.
CNET’s at it again.
They resurrected this image from many years ago: www.flickr.com/photos/nda/37361709/in/set-465146/. It features the old LC/Performa/Quadra 630 (a Macintosh, nonetheless!) to illustrate a news item about a Facebook Trojan on its’ Webware website.
On Flickr I collected a whole set of similar illustrations, called “Macs@CNET”, all featuring Apple computers. See www.flickr.com/photos/nda/sets/465146/
If the picture doesn’t show or the notes are not present please see the original on Flickr.
With Mac Chromium 4.0.223.1 (29108) it’s now possible to print web pages (yes, 4 months after the first release).
What is still missing? Well, the bookmark manager, bookmarks sync with Google Docs and the creation of Application Shortcuts.
If the picture doesn’t show or the notes are not present please see the original on Flickr.
