Following the full release of its Chrome Web browser in December, Google has made available an early test version of Chrome 2.0, which overhauls the way the software handles HTTP and adds functionality such as auto-complete in fields.
Released quietly via Google's Chrome developer channel, the early access code has an updated version of the Webkit developer engine and new network code to provide a cross-platform implementation of the HTTP protocol.
The new version, build 2.0.156.1, also implements auto-complete in text fields, a feature rival browsers have had for some time. Read More
Courtesy: RTE News
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