Google Chrome 5.0.317.2 available for download

In less than two years, at the starting of this year, a Mountain View-based company Google is now approaching to release forth major version of popular web browser Chrome. A latest Dev channel release of Google's open source browser is made available to download by Google. At the end of the last week, Build 5.0.317.2 is exclusively released and available for Windows users via Dev channel. Tester those are keeping an eye on the development process of Google's open source browser Chrome already aware of this Dev update is made available for Mac OS X and Linux as well by Mountain View-based search giant Google.

From the Google Chrome team, Anthony Laforge said that this latest build is having some bug fixes, including, "do not select a word by right-click on an editable field in a web page, and (Extensions) Adds a new experimental process module to the extensions API, "but also "Integrated page level language translation. Added new privacy management tools, under "Option->Under the Hood->Content Settings..." which all for better management of images, JavaScript, plugins, and pop-ups."

Langforge also mentioned, "automatic translation does not work for Chinese language sites; uninstall problem on Google Chrome and Chromium; crashes following the installing of a current Beta/Stable release after an uninstall; multiple exceptions can occur, related to the Content Settings UI; when "Ask me ..." is set, cookies are still set without asking; pop-up settings changed in bubble are not saved."

Just a two weeks before, on 25th January, Google released stable version of Build 4.0.249.78 of Chrome. A stable version of this 5.0 build is seeming to be available later this year.

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